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kaetzlein 's review for:
Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe
by Fannie Flagg
It's a wonderful book, and I was lucky to get to know it.
It may sound ridiculous how many subjects there were: love, friendship, loyalty, murder, interracial conflicts... But believe me, it all combines beautifully.
What I also loved about this book is that there were no digressions, there was only the story and you had to think by yourself and oh, that was a pleasure! You are led to reflection but you are not forced to, and that's really great. And there was much to think about, too. The story itself is amazing, but it shows many aspects of different subjects as well, so don't doubt and read this book, I don't see a way you could regret it!
It may sound ridiculous how many subjects there were: love, friendship, loyalty, murder, interracial conflicts... But believe me, it all combines beautifully.
What I also loved about this book is that there were no digressions, there was only the story and you had to think by yourself and oh, that was a pleasure! You are led to reflection but you are not forced to, and that's really great. And there was much to think about, too. The story itself is amazing, but it shows many aspects of different subjects as well, so don't doubt and read this book, I don't see a way you could regret it!