Emma Cline Books

Daddy
Daddy

By Emma Cline

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From the bestselling author of The Girls comes a “brilliant” (The New York Times) story collection exploring the dark corners of human experience.“Daddy’s ten...

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The Girls
The Girls

By Emma Cline

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The Girls
The Girls

By Emma Cline, Jean Esch

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Kizlar
Kizlar

By Emma Cline

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Dziewczyny
Dziewczyny

By Emma Cline

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Les noies
Les noies

By Ernest Riera, Emma Cline

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Papa
Papa

By Emma Cline, Ferran Rafols Gesa

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Papi
Papi

By Inga Pellisa, Emma Cline

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Las chicas
Las chicas

By Inga Pellisa, Emma Cline

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Les noies
Les noies

By Ernest Riera, Emma Cline

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