Post by janetandjohn on Apr 7, 2016 16:42:35 GMT
Miss Julia Speaks Her Mind (1999)
Miss Julia Takes Over (2001)
Miss Julia Throws a Wedding (2002)
Miss Julia Hits the Road (2003)
Miss Julia Meets Her Match (2004)
Miss Julia's School of Beauty (2005)
Miss Julia Stands Her Ground (2006)
Miss Julia Strikes Back (2007)
Miss Julia Paints the Town (2008)
Miss Julia Delivers the Goods (2009)
Miss Julia Renews Her Vows (2010)
Miss Julia Rocks the Cradle (2011)
Miss Julia to the Rescue (2012)
Miss Julia Stirs Up Trouble (2013)
Miss Julia's Marvelous Makeover (2014)
Etta Mae's Worst Bad-Luck Day (2014)
Miss Julia Lays Down the Law (2015)
Miss Julia Inherits a Mess (2016)
Miss Julia Weathers The Storm (2017)
The very first book finds Miss Julia, a widow in her (probably) late 50s. She's a woman of the South - exquisite manners and all, but not above gossip (although no-one knows that!!). Each book expands on Miss Julia's life, and moves forward. These are, dare I say it, in the very best of the cozy style of American books. Light, funny, and all told with a little tongue in cheek by an author who knows the Southern States well. Every one could be read as a stand alone, but as Miss Julia's life develops, it really is nice to follow one book at a time.
Miss Julia Takes Over (2001)
Miss Julia Throws a Wedding (2002)
Miss Julia Hits the Road (2003)
Miss Julia Meets Her Match (2004)
Miss Julia's School of Beauty (2005)
Miss Julia Stands Her Ground (2006)
Miss Julia Strikes Back (2007)
Miss Julia Paints the Town (2008)
Miss Julia Delivers the Goods (2009)
Miss Julia Renews Her Vows (2010)
Miss Julia Rocks the Cradle (2011)
Miss Julia to the Rescue (2012)
Miss Julia Stirs Up Trouble (2013)
Miss Julia's Marvelous Makeover (2014)
Etta Mae's Worst Bad-Luck Day (2014)
Miss Julia Lays Down the Law (2015)
Miss Julia Inherits a Mess (2016)
Miss Julia Weathers The Storm (2017)
The very first book finds Miss Julia, a widow in her (probably) late 50s. She's a woman of the South - exquisite manners and all, but not above gossip (although no-one knows that!!). Each book expands on Miss Julia's life, and moves forward. These are, dare I say it, in the very best of the cozy style of American books. Light, funny, and all told with a little tongue in cheek by an author who knows the Southern States well. Every one could be read as a stand alone, but as Miss Julia's life develops, it really is nice to follow one book at a time.
