Another book found at the thrift store!

I read this years ago and really liked it. Fannie Flagg became an instant favorite of mine and I have read all of her books since then.

What’s a bookray and how does it work?

A bookray is when a book passes from person to person based on the list of members involved. Preferably a bookray book is never released into the wild.

To join this bookray (or any other bookray of mine) please private message me. I will be glad to add you to the list. New members are added all of the time so be sure to check the list of participants before you mail the book to the next in line just in case!

Once you are a bookray member you will receive the book from the person listed before you. When you receive the book please make a journal entry stating that you’ve received it. Then read it as soon as you can (no absolute hurry, just be reasonable please :o), and journal again with your thoughts. You’ll then need to private message the person on the list after you for their address. Mail the book by media mail (it’s cheaper!), and make release notes on the book only if you’d like to. Then sit back and watch the continuing journey!

The members are as follows:

alsgal (Washington) (journaled)
djf1968 (California) (journaled)
phillycarol (Pennsylvania)(currently has ownership)
colettem(England)
nikel27 (Germany)
GlasgowGal (UK)
ladytonia (Canada)
ScrapperMom (Texas)
kbgoffe (Oregon)
hulamonkey (Ohio)
pchemphd (Florida)

Released on Saturday, April 26, 2003 at Bookcrosser's home in postal release, postal release USA.

A bookray book! Enjoy everyone!

Received in the mail today. I'll read it and send it on to the next person in the bookray.

I love how Fannie Flagg really pulls you into her books & makes you feel like you know all of the characters. I loved getting to know Daisy Fay, although I wondered sometimes how she could be so naive.

Sending off to djf1968 in CA!

This got here today. All my book rings seem to be hitting at once, so hang in there... I'll get this read and out into circulation again ASAP. Thanks for sharing!

Daisy Fay is an absolute laugh riot! Pipi Longstocking meets Scarlet O'Hara and the deep south -- what a fun read this is turning out to be. I'm about half way through -- hoping to finish it up this weekend and get it off to phillycarol next week. Thaks for sharing!

I love a story with a happy ending... and I get the feeling Daisy Fay's life's just begining as the story closes. Thanks so much for sharing her story with us! On to phillycarol...

Just received today. Thanks for sharing! This book is 2nd on my TBR list. I'll get to it as fast as I can!

I really tried to get into this book but I just don't like it. It feels like one big run-on sentence to me. I only made it about 1/4 of the way through the book and I'm ready to pass it on. I plan to mail it to colettem this week. Thanks for including me on this ray, pgsahm!

Released on Saturday, April 10, 2004 at St Wilfred's Charity Shop Hailsham in Eastbourne, England United Kingdom.