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The Manhattan Girls
The Manhattan Girls | Gill Paul
10 posts | 6 read | 8 to read
NEW YORK CITY, 1921
Amazon Indiebound Barnes and Noble WorldCat Goodreads LibraryThing
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TheBookHippie
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TheBookHippie
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Up next for MAY 🎉🎈🧁

#SUNDAYBUDDYREAD

Everyone welcome!

It‘s my birthday month and I LOVE Dorothy Parker so here‘s hoping it‘s good!

vlwelser I'm ordering this from the library as soon as I finish Zorrie. 4d
vlwelser And it's on Hoopla. Score. 4d
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TheBookHippie @vlwelser 🎉🎉🎉 4d
mcctrish I‘ve got my copy, once again Book Outlet for the win 4d
AmyG Yay! 4d
DebinHawaii Got mine & I‘m ready! 🎉 4d
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From @thebookhippie

#SUNDAYBUDDYREAD MAY

Everyone welcome !

Just follow the hashtags 🤍🙃

kspenmoll The book is in my TBR! 3w
BarkingMadRead Woohoo I‘m ready! 3w
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TheBookHippie
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#SUNDAYBUDDYREAD MAY 🤍

My birthday month!
I LOVE Dorothy Parker 🤍

🤞🏻 This is good! 🙃😅

Everyone welcome !

AmyG Ha! Thank you!!! 3w
BarkingMadRead I‘m ready to go!! 3w
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TheBookHippie
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For MY BIRTHDAY MONTH 📔🙃

#SUNDAYBUDDYREAD MAY

I love Dorothy Parker! I‘ve no knowledge on this book I‘m going in blind! Just how I like it! 🙃🤣

2024 SCHEDULE https://bookhippie.com/index.php/2023/10/01/2024-sunday-buddy-read/

Everyone welcome any month ♥️

Crazeedi Sounds like a good one, she was definitely a unique woman 1mo
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TheBookHippie
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Birdsong28
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Very good. Follows four women in 1920's Manhattan. The women are all real historical figures which gives the story a good grounding and dosen't disappoint. Full of twists and turns.

#Avon
#HarperCollinsPublishers

SheReadsAndWrites My son got me this for Christmas! Its in my TBR stack 😊📚 (edited) 1y
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KristiAhlers
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This one was so good. I wasn‘t familiar historically with these women although I‘d heard of them. As a result I was totally sucked into the story. The 1920‘s is one of my favorite time period and this book delivered on setting. Characters and storyline.

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marleed
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Imagine reading ‘City of Girls‘ set in the 1920‘s and this book would result. It gets a pick from me not for the fictional conversation therein but for introducing me to 4 fascinating IRL New Yorkers that deserve to be remembered and researched (thanks google!): Dorothy Parker, Jane Grant, Margaret Leech, Winifred Lenihan. ↓

marleed I appreciate learning of women such as Jane Grant and Ruth Hale who fought and secured the right for women to keep/use their maiden names. Also this book introduced me to the fascinating IRL Alagonquin Round Table - more googling! 2y
Lreads There‘s a mystery series featuring Dorothy Parker and the Algonquin Round Table by J. J. Murphy if you‘re interested. 2y
marleed @QuietlyLaura I had no idea! I‘ll look for it - thanks! 2y
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angieinwonderland
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The pace was rather slow despite being told in 4 points of view. Each girl had their distinct voice and took me with them around the table, out dancing etc. I learned a few things and was sufficiently absorbed in their stories and development.

In retrospect though, it highlights the fact that women's struggles haven't made leaps and bounds since then and into today's world.