Wayward Girls: A Powerful Story of Survival, Sisterhood, and Justice in a Vietnam-Era Catholic Reform School
by Susan Wiggs
Set in a Vietnam-era Catholic reform school, Wayward Girls follows a group of young women confronting hardship, searching for survival, and relying on one another. Through sisterhood and a shared desire for justice, they find strength in circumstances designed to deny them both freedom and hope.
About This Book
Wayward Girls is a powerful story set in a Vietnam-era Catholic reform school.
Against a backdrop of institutional discipline and uncertainty, the girls confront the challenges of survival.
Sisterhood provides a source of connection and strength as they endure their circumstances together.
At its heart, the story explores the pursuit of justice and the resilience of young women.
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