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Swag: Southern Women Aging Gracefully
Based on Melinda Thompson's monthly mailing, SWAG is a collection of humorous essays about the events in the life of a Southern woman, aging gracefully.
Paperback, 309 pages
Published
August 28th 2006
by John F. Blair Publisher
(first published May 30th 2006)
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This book is wonderful and timeless. Get it and read it. You'll laugh out loud.
Completely reminded me of my friend Shannon !
I expected this book to be better than it was. It turns out that the author is probably in her late 30;s or early 40's and has young children at home. Somehow I thought the aging gracefully would be about a different, earlier era. Mine. It is amusing but the joke gets old pretty quickly and the rest is repetitious. There are better books on Southern women. I'll have to think of them. Oh I know - one of them is titled "We're Just Like you, Only Better." Love the thought.
I don't usually "not finish" a book but I was disappointed is this one and didn't finish it. I thought it was going to be more satirical, but this was more of a "how-to" book for the blue-bloods. PLEASE!!!
This book was true to the South and all of our "ways" It was a fantastic read and I cannot wait to read the next one!!!!
Good but not as good as The Swag Life
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