I Still Dream about You

from Gingersnap000

Another Fannie Flagg novel which I throughly enjoyed especially the quirky characters; Southern and charming...most of them. To have known Hazel, the endearing midget would have been one of life's delight. The characters of Maggie, Brenda, Hazel and Edward keep you glued to the book. The differen...

from mcelhra

Let me start off by saying I love Southern fiction and I especially love Fannie Flagg. She's been one of my favorite authors for a long time. I think that's probably why I was so disappointed with I Still Dream About You. It doesn't have nearly the depth or charm of Flagg's other novels. It does ...

from RickGeissal

This is a terrific book. FF writes words that flow so easily yet convey truths and insights that amaze me. Read this book. Learn more about what "alive" means.

from JillHannah

Read this for a book club and we had varied thoughts on it. It had a bit of a slow beginning, but was an entertaining read overall. Fannie is a very gifted, funny author, I just struggled with the main character's outlook on life.

from dysmonia

A book about suicide that never once uses the word. I Still Dream About You is a sweet, sad, funny Southern story worthy of Fannie Flagg. What I didn't like about this book, and what I've noticed about the other titles of hers that I've read, is the estrogen infusion. Other than Fried Green Tomat...