Introduction:/ Jacqueline Warwick and Allison Adrian
PART I: VOICE AND AGENCY: I'm with the band : redefining young feminism / Lucy O'Brien
Girls at work : gendered identities, sex segregation, and employment experiences in the music industries / Marion Leonard
"I love Beyonce, but I struggle with Beyonce" : girl activists talk music and feminism / Lyn Mikel Brown and Dana Edell with Montgomery Jones, Georgia Luckhurst, and Joneka Percentie
PART II: VOICE AND VOCALITY: "These stupid ittle sounds in her voice" : valuing and vilifying the new girl voice / Diane Pecknold
Girls and puberty : the voice, it is a changin' : a discussion of pedagogical methods for the training of the voice through puberty / Barbara Fox Demaio
The curse of the "O mio bambino caro" : Jackie Evancho as prodigy, diva and ideal girl / Dana Gorzelany-Mostak
Authority, ability and the aging ingenue's voice / Alexandra Apolloni
PART III: VOICE AND AUTHENCITY: Performing pop girlhood on Disney channel / Morgan Blue
When loud means real : tween girls and the voices of rock authenticity / Sarah Dougher
YouTube, twerking, and you : context collapse and the handheld copresence of black girls and Miley Cyrus / Kyra D. Gaunt
PART IV: VOICE AND NARRATIVE: The counterpoint of aging and coming of age in the mother-daughter duets of Tori Amos and Natashya Hawley / Lori Burns
Listen to the Mockingjay : voice, identity and agency in The hunger games trilogy / Robynn Stilwell
Afterword "The art of yearning" / Gayle Wald.