Seashells, Gator Bones, and the Church of Everlasting Liability: Stories from a Small Florida Town in the 1930s (Paperback)

from kykim

I just finished reading Seashells, Gator Bones, and the Church of Everlasting Liability by Susan Adger and let me tell you it is a book I will read again! Seashells takes you back to another place and time in the south through scraps of papers and other's memories. A preacher with a questionable ...

from joannemonck

In the 1970's a box of old papers from the 1930's turn up in the attic of The Church of Everlasting LIability. And a joyfully journey begins. All the characters describe themselves as they see themselves and then you see another side from a story told by another character. I enjoyed the way each ...

from Dmtcer

This review is from: Seashells, Gator Bones, and the Church of Everlasting Liability (Kindle Edition) Winesburg, Ohio meets Fannie Flagg, with an added dash of A Land Remembered. Vignetted stories of colorful characters help bring Toad Springs, Florida (an imaginary little town set somewhere east...

from jkjt

Stories from a small Florida town in the 1930's. I received an early review copy of the book. Members of the small community in Florida all wrote letters about their life in this town. The letters were stored in a box in a church and later found and put into this book. While it is fiction, the wr...

from MarniGreatrex

A quaint collection of short stories from the perspective of the different inhabitants of a small town in Florida. I enjoyed this book and it is worth the read, but found it was easy to put aside. I liked the characters and the setting, but had a hard time isolating each character in their own wr...