Neighborhood Girls: A Coming-of-Age Story of Reputation, Loss, and Toxic Cliques in Chicago
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Neighborhood Girls: A Coming-of-Age Story of Reputation, Loss, and Toxic Cliques in Chicago

by Jessie Ann Foley

Literary Fiction Coming-of-Age Young Adult
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Set in Chicago, Neighborhood Girls explores the complicated passage into adulthood through themes of reputation, loss, and toxic cliques. This coming-of-age story examines the pressures of belonging and the lasting impact of neighborhood social dynamics.

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Neighborhood Girls is a coming-of-age story set in Chicago.

The novel centers on the formative pressures of reputation, loss, and social belonging.

Its focus on toxic cliques explores the difficult dynamics that can shape relationships during adolescence.

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