Tag Archives: Southern Literature

A Quote to Begin the Day…

“You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view… Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it.” ~Harper Lee   Did you hear the news??? Author Harper Lee will be … Continue reading

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Book Trailer Thursday

Hi Everyone, This week’s trailer is an extra-special treat. Nicki Leone from SIBA, Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance, has posted several Book Trailers featuring authors reading selections from their work. Click here to view those videos.   Enjoy! ~Ariesgrl

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My Sister’s Books Review #40

Guests on Earth By: Lee Smith   Highland Hospital is located in North Carolina and is the famed institute that treated Zelda Fitzgerald. Evalina Toussaint is a young girl who loves her Mom and her hometown of New Orleans, but … Continue reading

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My Sister’s Books Review #34

The Union Street Bakery By: Mary Ellen Taylor Daisy McCrae was abandoned at the bakery when she was just three years old. Thankfully the owners of Union Street Bakery took her in and made her a member of their family, … Continue reading

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A Year in Review #3

Good Morning Everyone, It is hard to believe that we are already on week #3 of the celebrations. I hope you all are enjoying the look backs, as much as I am. Later this week the American Flag will be … Continue reading

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Leaving Tuscaloosa

By: Walter Bennett. Format: Paperback. Read: April 2013. It is the summer of 1962 and two young men’s lives are about to change forever. Richeboux Branscomb is a young, white male who should have stayed at the dance with his … Continue reading

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Rockapocalypse

Disharmony of Justice. By: Byron Suggs. Format: Paperback. Read: November 2012.     The moment Peter Travers was born, the soul of Buddy Holly was ascending into Heaven. Fifteen years later, Peter was having a wonderful summer with his friends, and … Continue reading

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