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Agram Cocolores _gram_ocolores — The setting of Mississippi in the Sweet Potato Queens Book of Love suggests the themes of absurdity and the grotesque subjects present in the fiction of O’Connor and Faulkner. It could bring to mind the mental pictures of lynchings and good ol’ boys swigging beer and beating their wives. The book could have discussed the dark history of slavery and sexism peculiar to the Southern United States. Instead, it allows the ridiculous element existent in all human relationships and cultures to be examined with humor and candor. Most would find the manner in which the narrator speaks raunchy, but it is actually no different from the conversations one could hear in a beauty shop or family kitchen full of female relations and friends. Women tend to say and share things with each other that would never be brought up in mixed company. The book’s bawdy dialogues are probably meant to be helpfuland easily absorbed by all within a listening distance.

Jessica Chiang jiajia_yun8a3f — I absolutly love this book! I read it in one night! Tom Sawyer is the most exciting friend you could ever have! I just love how he's always looking for adventure and getting into trouble. This is a great book that anyone can enjoy!

Deep Datta _eepdattap — If you're into eerie alternative realities with equally disturbing time travel plots, then this is a riveting read for fans of the genre.

Salien Du cvs107 — Full review at http://www.readingangel.com/2011/04/o... Overall, I really enjoy Overprotected. I thought it was a great coming-of-age story. Ashlyn had to fight to find her place in the world and I think that's ultimately what we all have to do. I definitely recommend this one!

Andrian Jr andrianst8f255 — The downside: I remember a lot of explicit sex scenes, tho not terribly long ones. One was between the wife and a man she was not married to. The scene was kind of significant because she demonstrated that her husband was all she could think of...well, except that she was having sex with a different man. But somehow this was loyalty, and if she was terribly lonely and made a mistake, at least her heart held out and the not-a-husband was shamed into leaving. It was touching when I read it the first time. A lot of swearing. A lot of cultural references for a culture that never appealed to me and so i didn't get a whole level of references and whatever they were supposed to do for the reader. They did let me track some of the time, anyway. The upside:A really great love story, very moving, and about loyalty and separation and more. The storyline let me see something horrible was coming. The author helped me handle it.Keeping track of our time jumping hero was good exercise. I remember a lot of really weird sentence structures that could not exist in an ordinary book. Having to talk about future events in the past, or past events that were yet to come, and everything criss crossing, did twisty things to our English grammar. Over all, I'm glad I read the book. I also chose to not keep it.