Shelley M. (shelleylmb) - , reviewed The GRITS (Girls Raised in the South) Guide to Life on + 47 more book reviews
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This book was written more for the typical Southern Belle, rather than the barefoot, mud0ridin southern gal. Nice stories about the importance of passed-down cast iron skillets and that southern charm and drawl that my Northern boy has come to love! Deborah Ford puts words on paper in a unique way that every woman can use in everyday life.
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If you are interested in being a southern lady this book is a fine attempt at explaining how to be a southern lady.
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Cute. This book is chock full of info, some which is supposed to e taken with a grai of salt. Although not a GRIT, my family is from South Carolina and Northern Florida and I spent many childhood summers there. Although northerns geographically, they are southerners in heart nd so am I. I am going to use a few of the recipes and keep this on my shelf for when I need a quick chuckle or a wlk down memory lane.
Sandra (sunshineord) reviewed The GRITS (Girls Raised in the South) Guide to Life on + 5 more book reviews
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this is a so very true book about southern life as a woman raised in the south, has very clever southern recipes and comments. it also includes how to cure cast iron skillets or pans. great book
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A Girls Raised In The South, guide to life. Full of anything you'd want to know about being raised in the south! Its chock full of funny stories, recipes and little things here and there.
