(Posted for Paul Mathews)
A pit bull named Alligator is the hope of Jack Purse to get his family
land back. The community pot crops have been swept away by storms, drug
dealers and addicts in their community group. They now must bet on a dog
named Alligator.
Audio: 6 hrs. 50 min.
Print: 224 pages
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Showing posts with label the South. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the South. Show all posts
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Pit Bull by Scott Ely
Labels:
animals,
dogs,
drugs,
family,
fathers,
fiction,
Rural South,
the South,
veterans,
Vietnam War
Friday, December 11, 2015
Louisiana Power & Light by John Dufresne
(Posted for Paul Mathews)
Billy Wayne Fontana comes from a long line of eccentrics and
a town where everything and everybody seems to be dysfunctional.
Audio: 8 hrs. 37 min.
Print: 320 pages
Labels:
1970s,
family,
fiction,
friendship,
Humor,
Rural South,
the South
Friday, September 11, 2015
Yesterday by Fern Michaels
(Posted for Paul Mathews)
Callie Parker's wealthy father brought a foster son and two poor girls to play with four-year-old Callie. They grew close, and their lives make a wonderful story.
Audio: 13 hrs. 15 min.
Print: 460 pages
Callie Parker's wealthy father brought a foster son and two poor girls to play with four-year-old Callie. They grew close, and their lives make a wonderful story.
Audio: 13 hrs. 15 min.
Print: 460 pages
Thursday, March 12, 2015
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Posted for Andrea Dennis
#2 on the 100 books to read before you die. This was a
fantastic book. I can’t believe I had never read this one before either. I love
that the story is told from Scout’s point of view. Great read! 324 pages.
Monday, October 6, 2014
Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins
I really enjoyed this book - I read it all in one day while I was out sick. It is a really fast read as the author doesn't get bogged down in too much back-story, but rather fills you in on a need-to-know basis as Harper slowly learns more about the magical world. Harper thinks she has life all figured out, so it's fun to watch her try to balance her "perfect" life against her new life & death responsibilities.
345 pages
Labels:
high school,
Laura K.,
magic,
Rachel Hawkins,
the South
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