Rubyfruit Jungle
Rita Mae Brown
Born a bastard, Molly Bolt is adopted by a dirt-poor Southern couple who want something better for their daughter. Molly plays doctor with the boys, beats up Leroy and loses her virginity to her girlfriend in sixth grade.
As she grows to realize she’s different, Molly decides not to apologize for that. In no time she mesmerizes the head cheerleader of Ft. Lauderdale High and captivates a gorgeous bourbon-guzzling heiress.
But the world is not tolerant. Booted out of college for moral turpitude, an unrepentant, penniless Molly takes New York by storm, sending not a few female hearts aflutter with her startling beauty, crackling wit and fierce determination to become the greatest filmmaker that ever lived.
Critically acclaimed when first published, Rubyfruit Jungle has only grown in reputation as it has reached new generations of readers who respond to its feisty and inspiring heroine.
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Details
| ISBN | 553052845 |
| Genre | Award Winner; Fiction |
| Copyright Date | 1973 |
| Publication Date | 01-Oct-88 |
| Publisher | Bantam |
| Format | Hardcover |
| No. of Pages | 193 |
| Award | Publishing Triangle’s 100 Best Lesbian and Gay Novels |
| Language | English |
| Rating | Great |
| Award | Publishing Triangle’s 100 Best Lesbian and Gay Novels |
| Subject | adoption; Coming Out (Sexual Orientation); Coming-of-age |
| BookID | 10889 |
