take after mudear

[Seveen]

tina mcelroy ansa

good and mysterious as usual

good read!

one day from start to finish

engaging!

she autographed my copy

i wish i could have savored it

but it was a fast read! and delectable

[Pepper]

Re: take after mudear

I like Tina McElroy

Thanks for the tip.

[Seveen]

Re: take after mudear

the Lovejoy sisters are in it again - they crack me up

i couldn't put it down

i had to buy it from www.downsouthpress.com - the publishing company she started - amazon was out

[Seveen]

Re: take after mudear

Our library shelves must show balance
By <span style="font-weight: bold">TINA McELROY ANSA</span>

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Nearly 100 years ago, so goes my family story, my great-aunt Elizabeth Lee, a maiden lady in Macon, would close up her father Pat’s barbershop every evening, then open up her front room on Broadway to the line of factory workers, field hands, maids, house men and delivery men who wanted only one thing: to learn to read.

“Miss Lee,” my Auntie would say in recounting what her adult students implored of her. “All I want to do is learn how to read the Bible.”

http://www.ajc.com/search/content/opinion/stories/2008/11/30/ansaed_1130.html