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nstitches4u 08-11-2015 12:20 PM

Sounds like a good one. Going to check it out and see if it is available on Kindle. Thanks.

KLO 08-11-2015 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by Bjbaxter (Post 7283347)
I agree that "The Invention of Wings" is a really good read!

I read this book just last year and I too thought it was great. The end was just a bit drawn out for me but the rest of the book made it all well worth reading. Fascinating read and story. Afterwards, I had to google the names to check out the history behind it all.

Guess I had better go check out The Kitchen House. I am not sure why I like to read these kinds of books but I am drawn to them. Thanks for the recommendation.

Jackie R 08-11-2015 01:39 PM

Thanks for the info - I love a good historical fiction.

Material Witness 08-11-2015 02:37 PM

Historical fiction is the only type of history I can stand, and I love it. Thanks for the tip!

coopah 08-11-2015 03:14 PM

Thanks! Reading is a joy, but I get tired of some of the drivel (books written according to a 'formula'). It's good to get some new recommendations.

regm 08-12-2015 03:17 AM

Going to put some of those titles on my "to read" list.

earthwalker 08-12-2015 03:24 AM


Originally Posted by glorcour (Post 7283306)
another book about the deep south you might like is Sue Monk Kidd's "The Invention of Wings." Very engrossing and based on truth. A compelling read as well

Been meaning to read this....I made a note of the title some time ago.

Beachbaby12 08-12-2015 04:09 AM

I got the book yesterday at a used book store for $6 and hope to enjoy it as much as you did. Thank you for the recommendation.

sewbizgirl 08-12-2015 04:16 AM


Originally Posted by coopah (Post 7283763)
Thanks! Reading is a joy, but I get tired of some of the drivel (books written according to a 'formula'). It's good to get some new recommendations.

There's SO MUCH 'drivel' out there... I can't stand a book where I can easily anticipate the plot. I avoid a book if the author's name is bigger than the title, on the cover! Bad writing, books that turn into romance novels, formula writing--- UGH. I'm picky about what I will read.

WMUTeach 08-12-2015 07:11 AM

thanks for the tip and recommendation. I love to read and historical fiction is my favorite, hands down. I will now make a trip to the library and do the search for "The Kitchen House" by Kathleen Grissom.


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