so-soThis collection of short stories from Fannie Flagg is a mixed bag — some are touching, some are surprising, some are just pedantic, and others are pointless. The ones featuring Cathy and Velma contrast life in the city to life in the country. How to Read a Book is my new #audiowalk listen.
pickHappy Birthday to our favorite storyteller & author Fannie Flagg! She‘s 81 today & still vows to put a little humor out there when we need it most. This collection of feel-good stories serves as the perfect appetizer of Fannie‘s classic quirky characters who touch our hearts & keep us smiling!
(Thanks to Fannie‘s kind neighbor Tony Morris who posted this wonderful photo on Instagram and gave me his blessing to repost it here for Fannie‘s fans.🤗)
pickNobody writes characters like Fannie Flagg. They're funny, flawed, sad, and just so damn human that you can't help but to love them.
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I was so excited for a new Fannie Flagg book. But I'm hesitant to start it because every auto-buy author has been a disappointment this year.
Here‘s something to look forward to…a new book by Fannie Flagg! Woooo Hoooo! A PRH release hitting the shelves on Aug 19th! 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
It‘s a “tapestry of joyful and startling interconnected stories that celebrate how people from all across America cope with adversity and unexpected changes in a confusing world.”
Fannie‘s books are the best coping mechanisms and we sure need one now. ❤️🩹
Something to Look Forward to: Fictions | 
