Rated of 5
by alyssa clegg welcome to the world baby girl stinks
The book stinks because it is horribly long and very boring I mean where's the theme? Come on it sucks. Everybody is obsessing over it and I don't understand why . In my own words I would say boring.
Rated of 5
by Mrs. Marie 99 Another Good one!
I am not a big reader... To be quiet honest I do not really read at all... But when we got assigned to do an author project at school and my teacher told me to read a story by an author named Fannie Flagg... I spent hours looking at a lot of the stories she has wrote and none of them really sounded like anything I would really sit down and read.... boy was I wrong... I checked out the book Welcome to the World, Baby Girl by Fannie Flagg, and I totally fell in love with this story and the author herself
Rated of 5
by Mandy Perry
The novel was excellent! I had to chose a novel to read to english class and I am glad I chose this novel! I could not put the novel done it was that good.
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by Sheila Ryan
Does anyone know where I may be able to attain a copy of the list of characters in this book? My mom has a difficult time remembering things like this, and a compiled list briefly describing the characters would be very helpful.
Thanks!
Rated of 5
by Tina
A book that truly captures your heart with the protaganist. Highly recommended.
Rated of 5
by marty
I think this book is great! When I went to the public library of my town, I was absolutely undecided about what to take, but when I read "Pane,cose e cappuccino dal foranio di Elmwood Springs" (because here in Italy the tilte is that) by Fannie Flagg, I thought " What a strange title is this...." but when I read the first rows of the novel I realized that it was the book I was looking for. And so was. I think Fannie looks at the family as a gift, so home become part of us, this is the key of the book. I know I'm not a good reviwer and I also know my english is not good, but I hope you can understand what I would say. Thanx and bye -Marty-
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