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Sweet Tea & Jesus Shoes
Sweet Tea Jesus Shoes
Author: Deborah Smith
Six daughters of the South serve up a charming and hilarious collection of original short stories topped with a generous dollop of that most valued of all Southern commodities: good old-fashioned storytelling. — The Jesus shoes / Sandra Chastain -- — No more Mickey Mouse / Virginia Ellis -- — Nola's ashes / Deborah Smith -- — Grandma tells a tal...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780425183786
ISBN-10: 0425183785
Publication Date: 2/5/2002
Pages: 192
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  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 20 ratings
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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LaurieS avatar reviewed Sweet Tea & Jesus Shoes on + 504 more book reviews
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Sweet Tea and Jesus Shoes is a charming collection of stories that range from sweetly sentimental tearjerkers to laugh out loud funny slice-of-life tales. And, best of all, there isn't a dud in the entire bunch. All of the stories were obviously written with love and each is an author's memory of living in the South. The book is broken up into three sections titled: Precious Memories, Family Portraits (wow, do these ladies have some nutty relatives and neighbors!) and Beloved Critters. Being an animal lover the "Beloved Critters" section contained some of my favorite stories in the collection. The hands down winner for me was Donna Ball's UP JUMPS THE DEVIL. It's about a big, slobbering, affectionate dog that sends an entire town into an uproar and gives one grasping old bitty her comeuppance. This story had me in stitches and will be reread whenever I'm in dire need of a good laugh. The book is a little pricey, at $14.95 for only 171 pages of storytelling, but I feel its stories are worth splurging on (or saving for).
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thameslink avatar reviewed Sweet Tea & Jesus Shoes on + 723 more book reviews
Delightful collection of stories from the South.
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If you grew up Southern you need to read these stories. And learn how to make real Banana Pudding.
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The wife liked it.


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