Name: Bless Your Heart, Tramp
ISBN: 9780312343422

Celia Rivenbark

The author offers humorous observations on the human condition, particularly in the South, covering such topics as grits, beer, redneck women, television, ATMs, politics, work, funerals, friendship, and men.

And Other Southern Endearments

Bless Your Heart, Tramp

Ideas about family, fashion, and other topics from the "belle-by-birth" who says, "I'd sooner wear white shoes in February, drink unsweetened tea and eat Miracle Whip instead of Duke's than utter the words 'you guys.'"--Page 83.

Elizabeth Raines

I'm not going to roast this book too hard. I'm not going to roast this book too hard. Okay, so I should start by saying that I don't really read essay collections or comedy books. I think the author was really hateful to be quite honest. I feel like she saw everyone as below her, I feel so bad typing this. I just saw women hating women, men, immigrants, and a ton of other stuff. I don't think that I am the right demographic as I am not in my forties no do I have children. This was probably more of a me problem but who knows.

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