Looking for Salvation at the Dairy Queen (Audiobook)

from bnbooklady

My book club approached this book looking for a quick, light read, and it did not disappoint. Catherine Grace's lilting southern accent was ever-present in the narration, and we felt right at home with her in Ringgold. The story was sweet, if a bit predictable, and it went down easily. Gilmore's ...

from LibraryCin

3.5 stars Catherine Grace is the preacher's daughter in a small town in Georgia in the 1960s and 70s. Her mother died when she was only six, so there's just her, her sister, Martha Ann, and their father, the town preacher. All her life she's known she wants out of the town; unlike many others, sh...

from bookwormygirl

Catherine Grace Cline wants to get the heck outta Dodge... or better said, the heck outta Ringgold, Georgia. There is just something about this town that just makes her restless - maybe it's that it's too quiet, or too small, or that it has a very small population - where everyone is your neighbo...

from marient

The author came to Lindy Oakes (her cousin) and talked to Meg Day's book club. The book is a story of Katherine Grace and her sister, Martha Ann, live with their widowed, minister father. KG wants to leave Ringgold, Ga. and does, to live for a while in Atlanta. Her father's death calls her home t...

from MissYvonnee

Being from Georgia this book held alot of promise for me. I wasn't disappointed. It was a cute story of a young girl from a small town dreaming of moving to a "big city" (Atlanta). It was a story about a young girl growing up and finding her way in this world. I think we've all had dreams as we g...