From the author of Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood...

Little Altars Everywhere offers another look into the turbulent, unconventional and often hilarious lives of the quirky Walker clan of Thornton, Lousiana. Blending postbellum electricity with an off-beat Catholic pedigree, the Walkers take turns imparting the family history, bringing a whole new meaning to the term Southern Gothic.

Little Altars Everywhere is often outrageous and wildly funny and yet beneath each comic turn lies the dark reality of life on the Pecan Grove Plantation.

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This one was left over at the Green Fair, so it is back on my Availables shelf.

This paperback was looking a little dejected, since nobody chose it from my Bookcrossing stall. I'm glad to say I've found someone who wants to read it, so a happy book will be on its travels early next week.

Safely received and added to Mount Toobie, with many thanks Smallbluepebble.

I loved "Divine Secrets" and this was good also, although a lot deeper and darker - like a Louisiana Bayou. As "Divine Secrets" was written from Sidda's point of view it was interesting to hear stories from other members of the family, especially Big Shep and Wiletta.

I will see if any of my Lush Forum friends wants this one now.

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Left on a table outside (picked up by a colleage)