Lost Girls is a graphic novel written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Melinda Gebbie, depicting the sexually explicit adventures of three female fictional characters of the late 19th and early 20th century: Alice from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, Dorothy Gale from L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and Wendy Darling from J. M. Barrie. · — Honor Elspeth "Honey" Black "Fantasy and reality are all the same to Jonah Black. Freud would have had a field day." — Dr. Leonard Larue, Ph.D. "And all this time I thought Honah didn't even like girls. The man's a Casanova!" — Thorne Wood "Jonah Black has no idea what a stud he really is." — Posie Hoff. · Girls, Girls, Girls (The Black Book: Diary of a Teenage Stud) is a story about Jonah Black, whom having to move away from Masthead and leaving the love of his life, Sophie, behind is having a hard time fitting into his old school where he has to repeat 11th grade due to unlucky circumstances due to being kicked out o/5.
A projected trilogy, the true author of Jonah's fictitious journal is hiding behind the Black name, apparently not yet willing to take credit for this Twin Peak-ish, literary sex tale. In the first volume, "Girls, Girls, Girls," Jonah reveals his difficulty in separating his rich imaginary life with the real world. This book was very enjoyable, i really liked the note book aspect of the book and the dates dotted down over the time span in the book, a very good read and i thoroughly enjoyed it Girls, Girls, Girls The Black Book Diary of a Teenage Stud is a story about Jonah Black, whom having to move away from Masthead and leaving the love of his life, Sophie, behind is having a hard time fitting into his. Black Book [Diary of a Teenage Stud], Vol. I: Girls, Girls, Girls by Jonah Black. Click here for the lowest price! School Library Binding, ,
A projected trilogy, the true author of Jonah's fictitious journal is hiding behind the Black name, apparently not yet willing to take credit for this Twin Peak-ish, literary sex tale. In the first volume, "Girls, Girls, Girls," Jonah reveals his difficulty in separating his rich imaginary life with the real world. — Honor Elspeth "Honey" Black "Fantasy and reality are all the same to Jonah Black. Freud would have had a field day." — Dr. Leonard Larue, Ph.D. "And all this time I thought Honah didn't even like girls. The man's a Casanova!" — Thorne Wood "Jonah Black has no idea what a stud he really is." — Posie Hoff. Girls Girls Girls. K likes. Boogieing. Party designed by girls, for girls, with girls. And an international collective of ladies:DJs, Graphic Designers Followers: 4K. Find girl-specific Bibles, books, toys, games, and more gifts for girls.
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