Pretty Is As Pretty Does

I was initially quite excited to read this book for two reasons: 1. My very own 10 year reunion is coming up shortly; 2. I'm also from the deep South--Louisiana to be exact, which is pretty close to Mississippi in terms of nearly everything including culture and attitude. As I began reading, I was in......more

In this fun start to the new Class Reunions series, Mayne manages to keep the story light while delving into issues of family, friendship, identity and beauty. It’s a delightful tale that will leave readers anxious for the next installment. Priscilla Slater has made something from her life after high......more

Kind of disjointed. Jumps around a lot without reason. Could have been edited better. But a decent read.......more

Honestly was not my favorite book, or anywhere close. Most of the characters were in their late 20s, but still acted like they were in high school and used somewhat language nobody uses anymore (such as “pocketbook” for “purse”, or “young’uns” for “children”). It was a very strange combination, and......more

Pure comfort read- Debby Mayne writes Southern Christian fiction with charming and sassy characters, all of which I enjoyed. While the story lacked some depth, I enjoyed Priscilla’s faith and inspiring character - she resembles the patience, forgiveness, and grace I hope to have when I grow up (even......more