The Wild Girls

In The Wild Girls, twelve-year-old Joan is initially resistant to her new home, but she quickly bonds with Sarah, known as "Fox," who lives in a secluded house with her writer father. As they embrace their shared love for the outdoors and storytelling, they embark on a summer writing class with a free-spirited teacher named Verla, who encourages them to explore their creativity. This engaging tale explores themes of friendship, the transformative power of story, and the journey of growing up while discovering one's own truths.