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In 1962, Jackie Hart moved to Naples, Florida,
from Boston with her husband and children. Wanting something personally
fulfilling to do with her time, she starts a reading club and
anonymously hosts a radio show, calling herself Miss Dreamsville.
The racially segregated town falls in love with Miss Dreamsville, but
doesn’t know what to make of Jackie, who welcomes everyone into her book
club, including a woman who did prison time for allegedly killing her
husband, a man of questionable sexual preference, a young divorcee, as
well as a black woman.
By the end of this novel, you’ll be
wiping away the tears of laugher and sadness, and you just may become a
bit more hopeful that even the most hateful people can see the light of
humanitarianism, if they just give themselves a chance.
In 1962, Jackie Hart moved to Naples, Florida, from Boston with her husband and children. Wanting something personally fulfilling to do with her time, she starts a reading club and anonymously...
In 1962, Jackie Hart moved to Naples, Florida,
from Boston with her husband and children. Wanting something personally
fulfilling to do with her time, she starts a reading club and
anonymously hosts a radio show, calling herself Miss Dreamsville.
The racially segregated town falls in love with Miss Dreamsville, but
doesn’t know what to make of Jackie, who welcomes everyone into her book
club, including a woman who did prison time for allegedly killing her
husband, a man of questionable sexual preference, a young divorcee, as
well as a black woman.
By the end of this novel, you’ll be
wiping away the tears of laugher and sadness, and you just may become a
bit more hopeful that even the most hateful people can see the light of
humanitarianism, if they just give themselves a chance.
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