Fanny Flagg

Young TV star dena Nordstrom always despised those aches, complains and blames their failures of the past, their parents and life in General. Yes, fate is not easy: her father died before her birth, and the mother she lost fifteen and his childhood was moved from place to place, but Dan always knew what he wanted, and my entire adult life was to his goal. And her beauty, intelligence and perseverance bore fruit. The Dan is not yet thirty, and she's already one of the most popular saleperson and marks in leading political news, although the court only seventies, and about feminism just talking seriously.


Recently, however, Dan began to beat insomnia, panic attacks and even revealed a gastric ulcer. Although Dan is confident that all the matter in fatigue and stress, the doctor sends her to a therapist. In the office of mazhorova found that dena is unable to answer a simple question: Who are you? And the more she on this thinking, the clearer it becomes that she will not be able to live peacefully, yet will uncover the secrets of his past. For this Den have to go in a provincial town Elmwood spring, where her family live by the father, where the mother took her four years and where all still call her Baby.




Fannie Flagg is a living classic of American literature, whose novels included in the Golden Fund of the finest works of the twentieth century and whose name stands next to such communities as mark TWAIN, Tennessee Williams and Truman Capote. Books Fannie Flagg is distinguished by a rare sincerity and optimism, and, in addition, it is one of the very few now living authors who truly admires America and the American way of life and wholeheartedly believes in the American dream.




"Welcome to the world, Baby! "the most commercially successful of the six written Flagg bestsellers. In this long, emotional and dramatic novel, the author confronts two worlds. On the one hand, we find a pastoral, Patriarchal one-storey town of Elmwood springs, reminiscent of a Paradise on earth. Here all know each other, never lock the door on Sundays go to Church, spend hours discussing some stuff, cook date jam and bake for childrens birthday cakes caroselli. On the other hand, we in all its glory see bright, dynamic, interesting, but cruel and cynical new York, squeezing out of the man all the juices. However, Flagg, at one time made a brilliant career as an actress and writer, gives the reader to understand that both the world and just make up the two halves of the America, which she loves so much.




"Baby..." is a wonderful, masterfully written, thrilling and chilling to tears a novel about what good and what was bad in the "good old" America.

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