The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder - Tapa blanda

"Wells writes genuinely about her native Louisiana. . . . It's hard not to fall in love with the people in this magical place, where love is as plentiful as the dancing, gumbo and ice-cold Cokes. . . . A perfect beach read about mothers and friends and sisters."--Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"Another exuberant tale of Louisiana women . . . who can resist those moonlit nights, those swimming holes, that delicious cochon de lait, the dreamy little Louisiana towns, the women who are larger than life? Wells weaves that magic spell again."--New Orleans Times-Picayune

"All readers will embrace the themes of second chances."--Library Journal

"Fiction junkies packing for vacation can without hesitation place The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder into the juicy reading pile. There's period drama, there's romance, and there's a lot of fabulous hair all wrapped in a vibrantly Southern package."--North Kitsap Herald

"[A] heaping helping of sugar . . . [for] when you're feeling nostalgic for a sugarcoated past."--USA Today

"Wells delights in small-town life. . . . She makes the enchantment of daily life seem as plain as daylight."--Richmond Times-Dispatch

"Told in Wells' signature style . . . Rich in anecdote and atmosphere . . . This is easily a three-hanky read. . . . the lessons of hope and promises of healing will be a balm to many."--Bellingham Herald

"Many readers will recognize that all the characters . . . are creations of a literary goddess in her own right. . . . Down-to-earth and comforting . . . [A] good-hearted, wishful-thinking book."--Washington Post

"Wells's larger-than-life characters are custom made for summer reading."--The Independent Weekly

"Wells knows how to paint a picture of small-town life and the wide world beyond that pulls at the heartstrings. Ya-Ya fans are likely to go gaga over The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder."--Deseret News

Calla Lily Ponder bursts into life--guided by Moon Lady, a protective feminine force--where she thrives in her small Louisiana town until the end of her first love pushes her to Cresent City, where she discovers she has the power of "healing hands" to change lives and end pain, including her own. From the best-selling author of Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood. (General Fiction). Original.