Well-Named

In Fannie Flagg's last book, she writes about Elmwood Springs, MO, and , well, seemingly everybody in that town. I found myself having to breeze over some of the particulars as there are so many dang characters that I was a bit lost at times over who was whose son/daughter/ neighbor/husband/wife/great niece (really), etc. While the sentiment is the same as her other books, there is a fair slice of mysticism and some fatalism, too. I loved some parts, liked others, and cringed at a few MAGA-esque moments. Overall, enjoyable, light and a quick read. Maybe just give her a pass when indicated because she's elderly?