The Happy Hour Choir

Raised a PK (preacher's kid), Beulah Land was saddled with the "shame" of being a teenager mother and rejected by her family and church for years. Taken in by her generous piano teacher Ginger, Beulah has dealt with her reputation, her shame and her heartache for years by alienating herself from mos......more

The Happy Hour Choir is a sweet, funny, and charming novel about forgiveness and faith. Beulah is a gifted pianist who is carrying a lot of baggage and a large chip on her shoulder. Sassy and independent there isn't much that can break through the walls she has built. She is perfectly happy playing......more

In The Happy Hour Choir, Sally Kilpatrick not only delivers a read that lives up to the promise of that title, she has conjured the rarest of modern Southern stories and characters: engaging, real, fun, honest, lively, true, pained, defiant, beat down, hopeful, and always - always - heartfelt with a......more

I'm a sucker for redemption stories, but I'm not a sucker for an easy fix. Gawd help me, this is a lovely book with pitch-perfect writing that captures the essence of the South. But voice can only carry a book so far, like a shiny new Cadillac running on empty. This book, however, has a full tank an......more

For a first time author this is a great book....I really didn't want to put it down but at the same time, I didn't want it to end....Loved it.......more