The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides

A haunting story of girlhood, obsession, and silence in 1970s suburbia.

Five sisters. Lux, Cecilia, Therese, Mary & Bonnie Lisbon. Mysterious, beautiful, and misunderstood.

Told through the eyes of the neighborhood boys— Who never truly knew the girls, only stared from afar.

Cecilia, age 13, is the first to attempt suicide. Quoted: "Obviously, Doctor, you've never been a 13-year-old girl."

The Lisbon home grows darker, stricter, more silent. No phones. No school. No freedom.

The girls become myth. Worshipped, watched, remembered— But never heard.

The boys say: "We felt the imprisonment of being a girl." But did they really?

A novel about grief, beauty, and what happens when we confuse love with longing.

The Virgin Suicides is not a mystery. It’s a mirror. And it will follow you long after the last page.

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