Miss Julia Paints the Town (Miss Julia) | Ann B. Ross

Miss Julia Paints the Town (Miss Julia) | Ann B. Ross | Miss Julia Paints the Town

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	Miss Julia Paints the Town (Miss Julia) Ann B. Ross Viking Adult, 2008 - 336 pages average customer review:based on 18 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Development threatens Abbotsville, but not for long when Miss Julia takes on the cause

When developers threaten to bulldoze the old courthouse to make way for condominiums, Miss Julia is dismayed. She enlists the help of Etta Mae Wiggins in a plot to scare off the money by exposing the town?s many eccentric characters. Abbotsville has plenty of local color of the kind not usually listed in brochures for upscale condos: Tonya?s sex change, Julia?s stint as a biker chick, Brother Vern?s evangelistic passion, and a mysterious apparition on a church wall. As if this isn?t enough to keep Miss Julia busy, she soon also discovers that several of her friends? husbands have vanished?and her own husband seems to be as scarce as hen?s teeth. Marriages, divorces, fraud charges, and reconciliations all play out against a backdrop of Miss Julia?s struggle to save Abbotsville?s historic courthouse, her marriage, and her sanity. Miss Julia Paints the Town is another rollicking good ride for fans of the winning series.

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Miss Julia

The "Miss Julia" series books are the most delightful books you will every read in your life!

Miss Julia Paints the Town

Miss Julia is at it again. In a town where gossips abounds, characters are true to form and as moral indignation flows some funny things begin to happen. What a fun ride.

MIss Julia Paints the Town

Miss Julia is always fun to read and I pass them along to others to enjoy. I hope there will be more of this series.

Pleasant summertime reading

As a die-hard Miss Julia fan, I eagerly await each new release. As usual, this one was loads of fun. The previous release, "Miss Julia strikes back" was so very enjoyable to me, that I knew the next book would have a tough act to follow. I was right. I love Miss Julia, but feel that this book suffered a bit from a little too much variance in action. Perhaps a little too much interplay between too many of the town's eccentric characters made it a little more confusing to me. Also, I missed the interplay between Miss Julia and Lloyd. There was definitely a lot less of it in this book. That said, it is still a fun read and one I recommend for lighthearded summer reading. When you need to laugh, there is no better place to turn to than a Miss Julia book.

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