Featured Review: Southern Fried Stories by Deuce Dalton

[shabanah]

Wow! As I started reading it thought that it was mostly about geography of the places ando as l am not familiar with US history and geography it was a bit boring. But I soon got hooked onto the funny humor side of the story and it is exactly the kind of book I enjoy reading. It's one such book that will make you look crazy for laughing out loud for no reason but just that it is relatable to every day life of a little kid and what we think of our surroundings growing get up. If the review is this good I definitely look forward to the actual book .

-- 03 Jul 2017, 03:46 --

Wow! As I started reading it thought that it was mostly about geography of the places and as l am not familiar with US history and geography it was a bit boring. But I soon got hooked onto the funny humor side of the story and it is exactly the kind of book I enjoy reading. It's one such book that will make you look crazy for laughing out loud for no reason but just that it is relatable to every day life of a little kid and what we think of our surroundings growing get up. If the review is this good I definitely look forward to the actual book .

[Lucy Nasimiyu]

I just read a free sample and I think its a great book. Every word keeps the reader interested. I can't wait to read the entire book. It promises to be a very entertaining read.

[twinn]

This sounds like a good collection of "happy" stories. I would really love to read it.It must be entertaining.

[versatileer]

Southern Fried Stories by Deuce Dalton is a Deep-South and Georgian book is a funny story-line revolving around story with a character named Deuce.

[kipyegonpeter]

What an interesting story told in a humorous yet intelligent manner! It leaves me with an urge to read it again. I like Deuce..I like the vivid description of the scene and the local idiom employed in the narration. It is indeed a sweet memoir just as the setting is...as captured in the phrase..the sweet sugar...and the fried southern food.

-- 03 Jul 2017, 04:28 --

What an interesting story told in a humorous yet intelligent manner! It leaves me with an urge to read it again. I like Deuce..I like the vivid description of the scene and the local idiom employed in the narration. It is indeed a sweet memoir just as the setting is...as captured in the phrase..the sweet sugar...and the fried southern food.

[Umaxer]

It's very southern, some of its vocabulary might be unknown to those of who aren't familiar with the south. It's an easy and fun read though sometimes fumbling around almost incoherently.

[Elvis Trevor]

I thought I had seen the extremes of life but this surely is another story to tell. Crazy! Life in the south in the 1950's I actually like this book.

[Moniquejm]

It seems like Southern Fried Stories is also a funny book. I can relate to some of the experiencessence of Deuce in this story.

[kipyegonpeter]

A perspective of reality as told through the eyes of a young boy growing up in Georgia. Its intelligently sincere, informative and humorous.

[Floxie]

With so many great reviews about this book, I'm really looking forward to reading and enjoying the adventures it has to offer.

-- 03 Jul 2017, 05:12 --

With so many great reviews about this book, I'm really looking forward to reading and enjoying the adventures it has to offer.

[john seta]

commendable review.the lines actually left me laugh and to have a desire to read it again and again

[Mandy Hosking]

An interesting review, of a very American Deep South book, especially the deep fried part.

Juggling tv and the church brings a laugh, we must have all sat in church waiting to get to make dinner, or go do something else.
Thank you.

[Angelasanders351]

I really liked this book, the author writes about what it was like growing up in Waycross,GA. I've always enjoyed reading books about different cultures. What I liked was that this book shares the history of the deep South, the southern culture, & the importance of family. Thanks for the opportunity of a great read! ?

[Hyun-ju]

Honestly, I'm not into historical fiction but you have caught me with such a great Review. Added this to my wish list

[cchan110]

I have added this to my to read list, really looking forward to reading this after I finish the current one