Title: A hilarious, heartbreaking gumbo of generations
Product review: Rebecca Wells has captured perfectly what it has been like to grow up the feminist daughter of Southern belles who were feminists without knowing it. This novel made me laugh out loud in several places--and weep genuine tears in others. I not only saw myself in these women, but I saw my mother, my aunts and several other dear friends who grew up in the South, with its corsetlike strictures on what constituted a "lady,". Two generations of women finally had the gumption to be who they are come hell or high water. Wells' book helped me to understand my mother and myself, and to long for my own "Ya-Ya Sisterhood."
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