Miss Julia Speaks Her Mind: A Novel (Miss Julia)

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  I picked up this book from my office library out of sheer boredom & was very wary of it but the 1st page & I was hooked! I am not that part of the world but loved the way humour was portrayed! Its not a detective novel but as unpredictable and racy as any good one. Unpredictability, raciness , humour & sensitive handling of emotions regarding the child.... Makes it a un- putable book. Smile never left my face while reading this book. A book like this deserves to be made into a ... (show more)

  I picked up this book from my office library out of sheer boredom & was very wary of it but the 1st page & I was hooked! I am not that part of the world but loved the way humour was portrayed! Its not a detective novel but as unpredictable and racy as any good one. Unpredictability, raciness , humour & sensitive handling of emotions regarding the child.... Makes it a un- putable book. Smile never left my face while reading this book. A book like this deserves to be made into a movie! Very highly recommended for a light reading :)) (show less)

   

  by Pragya Mishra on Nov 10, 2009 at 02:11AM

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  Miss Julia Speaks Her mind – Ann B. Ross 273 pages. What a great read, I just love books written about southern women who persevere. Miss Julia, wife of Wesley Lloyd Springer, is suddenly widowed. She is left fairly comfortable financially but then an unexpected little boy appears on her doorstep left by his Mother Hazel Marie Puckett. This is the “bastard” son of her very strict Pillar of the Church, Christian righteous husband. Obviously, this turns Miss Julia’s world upside down. ... (show more)

  Miss Julia Speaks Her mind – Ann B. Ross 273 pages. What a great read, I just love books written about southern women who persevere. Miss Julia, wife of Wesley Lloyd Springer, is suddenly widowed. She is left fairly comfortable financially but then an unexpected little boy appears on her doorstep left by his Mother Hazel Marie Puckett. This is the “bastard” son of her very strict Pillar of the Church, Christian righteous husband. Obviously, this turns Miss Julia’s world upside down. It isn’t as predictable as I thought it would be and honestly I did laugh throughout this hilarious book. If you want a fun light read, and one that will bring you some reading enjoyment read this book. I look forward to reading some more about Miss Julia in additional books authored by Ann. B. Ross. (show less)

   

   

  by Melissa Pettengill Delaney on Feb 19, 2009 at 02:32AM

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