Elmwood Springs: Standing in the Rainbow : A Novel (Series #2) (Paperback)

from bremmd

I love Fannie Flagg. There are just no two ways about it. She could write her shopping list and I would read it. She writes about people I want to know and places I want to live. Her worlds are the way we want to the world to be, the world we think of when we think back nostalgically to "the way ...

from briandrewz

This just happens to be one of my favorite books. Fannie Flagg begins a story set in 1940s Elmwood Springs, Missouri. The evolution of the characters is just as fascinating as the evolution of the town. Fannie takes the story all the way from the 1940s to the present day, leaving none of her char...

from krystyna26

"Standing in the Rainbow" brings back to life characters from Flagg's "Welcome to the World, Baby Girl," including Mrs. Neighbor Dorothy! The life of Neighbor Dorothy, and the people that surround her in the quiet town of Elmwood Springs are just as enchanting as those from Whistle Stop or Lost R...

from bremmd

I love Fannie Flagg. There are just no two ways about it. She could write her shopping list and I would read it. She writes about people I want to know and places I want to live. Her worlds are the way we want to the world to be, the world we think of when we think back nostalgically to "the way ...

from madamejeanie

Fannie Flagg is the author of "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe," and for those of you who aren't familiar with her work, I recommend it. I'd read "Tomatoes" and another of her titles, "Welcome to the World, Baby Girl," years ago, so when I ran across this one at the used book store,...