Robert B. (SGTBob) reviewed The Whole Town's Talking (Elmwood Springs, Bk 4) on + 156 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I loved reading this book. At first I was a bit skeptical because of the number of pages and the title. I thought "not a book that a guy would enjoy". But that could not be further from the truth, because the pages grabbed me and pulled me right into the story. I envisioned myself being right there, living the life of each character.
The story covers eight generations of residents of a small Midwestern town, from the time of the first settlers to the current time.
I loved the characters, but do admit to being a little confused from time to time on who was who, but I loved the looney aunt the most.
I don't give too many 5 star reviews, but this book deserves all of them, if not more.
The story covers eight generations of residents of a small Midwestern town, from the time of the first settlers to the current time.
I loved the characters, but do admit to being a little confused from time to time on who was who, but I loved the looney aunt the most.
I don't give too many 5 star reviews, but this book deserves all of them, if not more.
ANDRE' E. J. (Expeditious) - , reviewed The Whole Town's Talking (Elmwood Springs, Bk 4) on + 504 more book reviews
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EXTRAORDINARY!!!!
Cheryl (boomerbooklover) -
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Story of Swedish settlers in Missouri and the building/growth of the town they found and its population over several decades. Includes several characters that will be familiar to Fannie Flagg fans.
