347 pages
English language
Published Nov. 14, 2013
"Spanning decades, generations, and America in the 1940s and today, The All-Girl Filling Station's Last Reunion is a fun-loving mystery about an Alabama woman today, and five women who in 1943 worked in a Phillips 66 gas station, during the WWII years. Like Fannie Flagg's classic Fried Green Tomatoes, this is a riveting, fun story of two families, set in present day America and during World War II, filled to the brim with Flagg's trademark funny voice and storytelling magic"--
[probably 3.5]
During the course of reading, I felt like a few sections were long, and maybe unnecessary. Ye of little faith...at the end, all was illuminated. I only caught one of the foreshadows. Well-played Fannie, well-played!
I generally expect to re-donate books I've picked up at library sales; but I do believe this one will stay in my collection!
[probably 3.5]
During the course of reading, I felt like a few sections were long, and maybe unnecessary. Ye of little faith...at the end, all was illuminated. I only caught one of the foreshadows. Well-played Fannie, well-played!
I generally expect to re-donate books I've picked up at library sales; but I do believe this one will stay in my collection!
