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Before Women Had Wings by Connie Mae Fowler
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Before Women Had Wings

by Connie Mae Fowler

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Southern fiction faze. Oprah's telemovie ws ok. Book is heaps better. ( )
  jaseD | Oct 13, 2009 |
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  bibliophileofalls | Jun 30, 2008 |
This author is a great storyteller. This is a wonderful book. ( )
  bnbookgirl | Mar 25, 2008 |
I adored this character so! ( )
  basbleu39 | Apr 24, 2007 |
This book sure made me appreciate the kind of life I have and the comfort that comes from the people in my life.

Despite some horrible scenes in the story, and despite the sometimes horrific plotline, I came away from this book with a good feeling because of the role that was played by several of the supporting characters in the story. ( )
  jewelryladypam | Mar 17, 2007 |
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Raised in an atmosphere of poverty and violence, 6-year-old Avocet Abigail Jackson, or Bird as she's called, is wise beyond her years. After falling to abuse by her alcoholic parents and the destructive upheaval of moving from one flop house to the next, her one solace is Jesus, whom she fantasizes as a possible suitor. While her older sister discovers romance with a local boy, Bird discovers Miss Zora, a mysterious black woman who lives alone in a cottage near Bird's school and comes to teach the little girl about dignity and her own capacity for forgiveness.

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