Featured Review: Southern Fried Stories by Deuce Dalton

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Re: Featured Review: Southern Fried Stories by Deuce Dalton

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Thanks for the nice review. I am interested to know more about the baby boomers because they belong to the generation of my parents and most of our managers and supervisors belong to this generation. I will surely love this book.
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The characters are so realistic that I felt I was seeing them live. Good work
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Funny and brutally honest reminiscing makes this book sound like an enjoyable and entertaining read! Thanks for the review.
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Thanks for the review.
I always love a story that is told from personal experience.
I think I'll get this book and read it.
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Great review,it is a good book.i really enjoy the story. It was fun reading it
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The author vividly explains what life in the south was,life lead by the Black's and whites,the baby booming session,the characters in his family,its a great book
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Southern Fried stories by Deuce Dalton is hillarious. The book is generally good with interspersed humor. In the general hierarchy of great books, it doesn'the rank that high.
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I like the theme of this book. Though generally i don't read books on personal experiences but may be I can give this a try.
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This book sounds interesting reading about the South makes it more interesting and the characters well written.
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I like humor and it sounds interesting.I have spent much time in that part of the country, so this might be a quick way to get a glimpse into the culture of those states
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I like the fun stories in this book. Congrats.
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Wow! This book gives a brief history about Georgia, that even those who are not familiar with Georgia can relate with
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This book seems fun and interesting it seems like it would capture the life of the south and would be an interesting book but i prefer fiction books.
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Post by Riyoola Lato »

I find this oddly like reading a diary.
It's quite interesting to see how Deuce remembers every little detail about the Deep South and whatever happened there. His family sounds like those people you'd watch on a reality TV and enjoy. Its quite amazing really how he talks about the "good old days" because nowadays how life is going nobody can expect their life story to be like Deuce's.
If you're one of those people who would like to know the difference between having "good days" now and during deuce's time. Then ,this book is a must read. You can read this book over tea :wink: it's one of those book with the feels. I highly recommend giving this book a chance. :D
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Post by Wilfred Ngetich »

Interesting book. features early ages of the united sates of America, the likes of history of state of Georgia.
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