La ladra
- 330 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Jennifer Solow crafts compelling narratives centered on the intense social dynamics and pressures within elite private schools. Her work delves into the complexities of friendship tested by ambition and the precariousness of social standing. Drawing from her own experiences, Solow brings an authentic voice to themes of belonging and identity. Her writing style is sharp and observant, capturing the nuanced emotional landscape of adolescence.


Jillian Siegel appears to lead a glamorous life in Manhattan, complete with a stylish wardrobe and a charming boyfriend, but beneath the surface lies a troubling secret: she shoplifts high-end designer clothes to cope with her emotional struggles. Once content in her uncle's luxurious department store, Jillian's world unraveled due to her mother's absence, leaving her to fill the void with theft and medication. As her carefully constructed facade begins to fall apart, the precariousness of her situation escalates, threatening to expose her hidden life.