title: A Love Letter to Texas Women
author: Sarah Bird
description: "Now heres an old Second Wave feminists unbiased, fair and balanced review of Sarah Birds new book A Love Letter to Texas Women. Its a hoot! A laugh-out-loud 80-page personal history with heart, grit and a galaxy of stars." (<i>The Austin American-Statesman</i> 2016-05-07)<br /><br />"This teeny book by Austin writerSarah Birdis a must for any proud Texas woman (and any Texas man proud to love a Texas woman.) In her trademark bitingly funny style, Bird talks about her journey from granola hippydom in New Mexico to the Aqua-Netted friendliness of Texas, and how she learned to love it. Great stories and quotes from greats such as the lateAnn Richardsand LadyBird Johnsonto everyday ladies getting their hair set in small towns." (<i>San Antonio Express News</i> 2016-05-04)<br /><br />"Bird brings her characteristic brand of unflappable humor to reflect on strong womenfrom the confident, colorfully named ladies of the Hyde Park Beauty Salon (Eddie Faye, Peninah, Waynette, Permelia Lynn, Dicy) to the grace and grit of first ladies and Distinguished Alumnae Lady Bird Johnson and Laura Bush." (<i>The Alcalde</i> 2016-05-01)
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  The Girl in the Love Song
  
  
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