Title: Deep, Rich, Touching
Product review: A tight little novel that captures the South in the 60s without being trite, In the Family Way reads more like a memoir. I feel as if I watched it on film or experienced it, rather than read it. It's rich, never dull, touching without being maudlin, weaving perfectly between the external and internal, between past and present.
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