by Jonathan Odell
3.5 Stars Oh I do love a novel set in the deep south and Miss Hazel and the Rosie Parks league didn't disappoint as its a story that shows how how the power and determination of one woman can inspire and transform the lives of a town.Set in the Delta town of Delphi, Mississippi two different but tr...
Hazel grew up one of many children in a rural southern town, but she was determined to get more out of life and found a job in a pharmacy. One customer, Floyd, swept Hazel off her feet with his ideas for business and outlook on life. Soon, Hazel and Floyd are married and settled in Delphi, Mississ...
I enjoyed this book in parts and was a bit nonplussed about it at others. The plot was interesting and the coming together of Hazel and Vida was a big part of that, and was probably one of the most enjoyable parts of the book. And of course, where those women went, Johnny was sure to follow, literal...
A perfect book to read for Black History Month. Mississippi, 1950's and Hazel, newly married is living with her husband Floyd, an up and coming man in the white community. Hazel though, is not really accepted, she is out of her depth and feels this way as well. She will lose a son, take up drinking ...
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