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"'The Cotton Queen' is a true journey of a novel, following the wonderful Laney Hoffman along the path of life. It's a story of love and strength, a woman finding her way back to herself, back to her family. Pamela Morsi writes with great tenderness and insight." -- Luanne Rice
"A must-read...that kept me turning pages all night long." -- Carly Phillips
"Pam Morsi is wise, witty and sonderful! I'm a huge fan." -- Susan Elizabeth Phillips
"A must-read...that kept me turning pages all night long." -- Carly Phillips
"Pam Morsi is wise, witty and sonderful! I'm a huge fan." -- Susan Elizabeth Phillips
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Liz M. (
4 member(s) found this review helpful.
Great book; touching and evocative story of mothers and daughters. You grow up thinking you'll never be like your mother, and you'll never treat your own daughter the way you were treated. But history has a strange and sometimes wonderful way of repeating itself!
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
Three generations of women, each an navigating her times as best she can, wondering about the decisions that her mother made and why her mother doesn't understand the decisions she makes.
Valarie C. (
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
Great example of the relationships between mothers and daughters of different generations in small town Texas. Both endure their own trials into becoming the women they are today.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
one of the better books I have read in a while - I got so into it, I read it in one night! (4 hours)
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
I spent the night with this book before I knew it! I loved it!
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
This book is great. I read it in two days. I think Pamela Morsi is a great author when you want an escape read!
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Easy read about an interesting mother and daughter. Kind of sad. It's set in McKinney, Dallas and Houston so if you're from there, you might be especially interested.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
I actually hadnt heard of this one but liked it very much, interestingmom/daugter story
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Patti V. (A story about mothers and daughters. Overcoming our fears, letting go of the past. And best of all Texas!
nice ready, enjoys the atlernating chapters in the different chartacters voice
Carolyn A. (Nice story about moms and daughters.....reminded me of m and my mom and the changes from the 50's to the 70's...
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Pamela H. (Great book about mothers and daughters. The 1950's mother and her 1970's daughter disagree about everything... but everyone says they are so alike.
This was a great story,very hard for me to put down!!! A good mother/daughter story that opens your eyes to just how different a mother and daughter perceive each other's lives. Loved it!
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