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Name: Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Rating: 4.2 (34 reviews)
Author: Rebecca Wells
ISBN: 9780060173289

Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood

by Rebecca Wells

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Readers' Rating (34):

First Published:
May 1, 1996, 356 pages

Paperback:
May 1997, 356 pages

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- Literary Fiction
- USA
- South, USA
- Ark. La. Ok.
- 1940s & '50s
- Debuts
- Uplifting
- Female Friendships
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meee

excellent..love the relationship btw the girlfriends

Beau

The divine secrets was just such an amazing read!! I absoulutly loved it, could not put it down for a second! I would recommend it to everyone. It is a wonderful tale about relationships and especially friendship. You will laugh, cry and really get into the story as you learn all about the YaYas and not forgetting the PetiteYaYas either! If you have not read this book then what are you waiting for!?!

jenni mccullough

this book was amazing what more could you ask for out of a book. the movie was also amazing and i would reccommend it to everyone i loved it so much

Amanda

This book was a great book. I would love to read it agian.

one time reader

Wow! How anyone cannot like this book is beyond me?! My mother and my best friend for years had always talked about how much they loved this book, but it wasn't till after I'd seen the movie that I decided to read it (which was this past week). The movie is EXCELLENT, but the book is even better! I loved it!

Susan

Loved it ~ loved it ~ loved it!

The best book I have read in months.

M. Mayer

My daughter recommended this book to me from her book club---What a joy! I recommend it to everyone!

Enjoyed every page

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