How was Charmaine, Cathi? Better than Noel? -- The Book Club

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Date Posted: 11:32:58 11/04/02 Mon
Author: Patricia
Subject: How was Charmaine, Cathi? Better than Noel?
In reply to: Cathi 's message, "I just finished reading about Charmaine." on 15:14:19 11/03/02 Sun

>Like I said in a post below -- the men sure come off
>stupid; although Charmaine is a close second.

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[> [> [> How far are you in the book? I am reading about Patty now -- Cathi, 17:07:01 11/04/02 Mon

Lucy is the funniest character, but most tragic, I think.

Flonnie Rogers is a character in his book 'handling sin'. The Hayes family in Red Clay, is the white family Flonnie Rogers works for.

Now Charmaine was probably your ultimate southern girl -- at least my perception of southern women. I mean can you believe she would rather go to jail first before she would air her dirty laundry? Tilden Snow is a descendant of one of the families in 'Last Noel'.

I am enjoying Red Clay, Blue Cadillac. Malone's created some funny, funny characters but as far as "Last Noel", it's still my favorite.

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