The Girls with No Names: A Tale of Survival and Friendship Among the Forgotten Girls of Early 1900s New York City
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The Girls with No Names: A Tale of Survival and Friendship Among the Forgotten Girls of Early 1900s New York City

by Serena Burdick

Historical Fiction Coming-of-Age women's fiction
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In early 1900s New York City, a group of forgotten girls confronts hardship while forming bonds that help them endure. The Girls with No Names is a historical tale of survival and friendship, bringing attention to lives that history has too often overlooked.

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Set in early 1900s New York City, this novel focuses on girls whose lives have been overlooked by history.

At its heart is a story of survival amid difficult circumstances.

Friendship provides a powerful thread as these forgotten girls navigate a challenging world together.

Serena Burdick offers a moving portrait of resilience, connection, and the lives of those too often left unnamed.

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