"The Virgin Suicides" is a novel by Jeffrey Eugenides that tells the story of the five Lisbon sisters, who live in a suburban neighborhood in the 1970s. The narrative is presented through the eyes of neighborhood boys who become fascinated by the sisters' mysterious lives and tragic fate. The girls, constrained by their strict parents, struggle with isolation and despair. The novel explores themes of adolescence, mental health, and the impact of societal expectations. As the story unfolds, the sisters' lives take a dark turn, leading to a series of tragic events that leave a lasting impression on the boys and the community.