As Usual, a riveting Francesca Lia Block masterpiece. Barbie, a teenage waste with a ciggarette in her mouth and a fairy in her pocket, deals with the troubles of having a mom that has thrust her into modeling and a past of child abuse. When she meets a fellow victim, together they suffer with memories from the past. With her fairy as all she has to keep her strong, she puts the child abuser/ photographer behind bars. Touching, as usual. I could not put it down and read it straight through.
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