The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat

from Electablue

This book doesn't seem to be getting a lot of attention, but it is well worth reading. While some of the characters are one dimensional and somewhat cartoon like, they serve as comic relief for the very serious, heartbreaking things that are going on at the same time. The main characters are very...

from joannemonck

A wonderful account of three black women growing up and meeting every Sunday at Earls to gossip and eat the buffet. Each one lives a totally different life style but they all love and admire each other as their lives unfold and evolve through the years. The women are strong. There are some many f...

from porch_reader

I downloaded the audio of this book for my business trip and was quickly sucked into the story. Odette, Barbara Jean, and Clarice are "the Supremes." They were given that name in high school by Big Earl, owner of Earl's All-You-Can-Eat. The restaurant was a part of the girl's adolescent years, an...

from Kimaoverstreet

When I saw the title, I was immediately drawn to The Supreme's at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat, anticipating a cozy, witty, and insightful, Southern fiction sort of story and I was not disappointed. The story follows three good friends, nicknamed the Supremes, over the course of an eventful year. Odett...

from brangwinn

If you like Fanny Flagg, you'll enjoy this book. And the best character award goes to.... the ghosts, Odette's mother and Eleanor Roosevelt. I laughed and at a couple of points cried my way through this story of three friends who the community named the Supremes while they were in high school. Ma...