YA-Yas in Bloom
by:
Rebecca Wells (author)
Format: ebook
ISBN:
9780060772284 (006077228X)
Publish date: January 23rd 2007
Publisher: HarperCollins
Pages no: 272
Edition language: English
Category:
Novels,
Adult Fiction,
American,
Historical Fiction,
Adult,
Contemporary,
Southern,
Womens Fiction,
Chick Lit,
Womens,
Fiction
This book is better than "Little Altars Everywhere" and follows a timeline better but still lacks the outside storyline to justify the flashback/plot progression. Since I just finished all three I'm going to cover the series all really quick. Little Altars Everywhere is a terrible start to a series,...
This one isn't as good as the first two books but still worth reading. I love these characters!
Listenied to the audio of this book. It was a series of stories through-out the lives of the Ya Ya's, the petite Ya Ya's and the tre-petite Ya Ya's. It included some funny stories, and I enjoyed listening to it.
From amazon: "Readers may lose patience as even the loose family-album format fails to hold up, but Wells still charms when she focuses on the redemptive power of family love and the special bond that comes from genuine, long-lived friendship." This basically sums up my feelings on the book. I don't...
I loved Little Altars Everywhere and I enjoyed the Ya-Ya Sisterhood but this book didn't do anything for me. Slow, forgettable and doesn't live up to the past two books in the series.Wells should have ended Sidda and Vivi's story at Ya-Ya and called it a day.
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