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Summary: Antiquated Terms
Review: Our book club does not recommend WELCOME TO THE WORLD, BABY GIRL! mainly because of poor character development (lead character Dena especially) and what came across as a less than sincere development of what seems to be an anachronistic theme ( words like "quadroon" and even "passing" seem antiquated) or at least SHOULD be.
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Summary: A Fanny Flagg book is guaranteed entertainment
Review: A professor at Compton Community College included a bit of this book in her recently published anthology. I am embarrassed to admit that I was laughing out loud while reading it on bus and train. There was nothing I could do about it because this book is just that funny!
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Summary: only fannie flagg...
Review: A staged drowing and resurrection, autographed pictures of The Last Supper, a nekkid ride down the highway on a mule, how to get kicked out of beauty pageants, the neverending search for an albino, Junior Debutate meetings in the local bait shop, carnival gypsies, mental breakdowns, alcoholic crop-dusting pilots, first love, unplanned pregnancy, murder, and an exotic dancer named Tawney the Tassle Woman. . . only fannie flagg could weave these elements, and more, into a book guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, and wet your pants.
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Summary: Daisy Fay and the Miracle Man
Review: English 10 6th per. Book Report Daisy Fay and the Miracle Man Daisy Fay and theMiracle Man is on of the most interesting stories that I have ever read. Fannie Flagg has done it again. After freading her book Welcome to the World Baby Girl I had to read another one of her books. This 320-page book is put into a journal form. This is about a young girl by the name of Daisy Fay Harper and her misadventures through life. It starts when she is eleven years old and ends when she is 18 years old. Her father moves her mother and her to Shell Beach, Mississippi, in 1952 to run a Soda shop. But a few years down the road, her father begins to start a taxidermy business and keeps the road kill in the freezer of the soda shop. This book starts in Jacksonville; there wasn't a specific place, on April 1, 1952... She will tell you stories about how she was born and how her father would run away from the army during the war. You will be rolling on the ground laughing at all the adventures of the you delightful girl. Out of 1 to 5 stars I am going to give it a 5 because this book is a page turning-can't put it down book. ... The person who I would recommend this to would be some one who likes adventure and likes to have a little bit of suspense in their life. My opinion of this book is that it should be turned into a movie and put on national television. This book was really title Coming Attractions. I think that you should sit down sometime and read this book. END
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Summary: a good book
Review: I read this book a long time ago in 4th grade i really liked it then i thought it was easy to relate to Daisy Fay. This year i'm in 8th grade. i recomended it to my best friend. she said it was a great book. i knew i had read it before but i didn't remember the story very much so i read it again. it is sill a great book and i recomend it. it is funny and it has many very good characters.
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Summary: The Best
Review: I laughed (out loud many times), cried when I finished it (I didn't want my relationship with Daisy Fay to end), and savor the memories of a good read. I often give this book to friends as a gift. It is one of my favorites!
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Summary: Wonderfully Funny
Review: I absolutely love this book. I found myself laughing out loud several times. I have recommended it to all my friends and family. I can't wait to read it again. Aftering reading this book, I went on to Welcome to the World, Baby Girl. I enjoyed this book, but it can't compare to Daisy Fay.
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Summary: The Funniest Book I've Ever Read
Review: This is without a doubt the funniest book I've ever read. It's a central part of my library and I read it over and over again. Just looking through some of the reviews here on amazon.com has got me laughing hysterically remembering some of the book's passages. You'll love it!
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Summary: Outstanding Writing
Review: This is a brilliant, pithy book with a sharp-witted look at life. The main characters are a scream. I have reread this book, because it is uplifting and rip-roaringly funny. The writing couldn't be better.
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Summary: A review of a wonderful book.
Review: Daisy Fay and the Miracle Man is an extremely well written book which makes you laugh and cry throughout it. I have recommended it to my friends and family and they have all agreed that it is enchanting.I hope that you will read this book and see how good it really is.
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