GRITS Friends Are Forevah
A Southern-Style Celebration of Women
by Deborah Ford
GRITS Friends Are Forevah, inspired by Deborah Ford’s bestselling GRITS Guide to Life, is a
celebration of friendship... Southern style. Ford covers all forms of friendship - from college friends (sorority
sisters, of course), work friends, best friends, hair dye friends ("the only people you really, really trust") and
the sometimes at odds mother-daughter friends. Ford further distinguishes these Girls Raised in the South with such
quaint monikers as Instant Grits (young girls) and Seasoned Grits (those over sixty).
While some observations may seem a bit outdated (every "Southern girl looks forward to the day" she is pinned
by her "Southern fraternity man") or clichéd ("men come and go, but a friend is forevah"), there are plenty of
heartfelt and laugh out loud moments that will make any reader pause to give thanks for their own friends, GRITS
or otherwise.
Interspersed throughout the book are sidebars with such titles as Pearls of Wisdom and Well, I
Declare, offering up further tidbits on Southern-style friendship and driving home the overall message of the
importance of friends who get you through the good (and not so good) times. This celebration of the power of
friendship is one that can be appreciated anyone who values their friends, no matter their geography. |
The Book |
Plume |
December 26, 2006 |
Trade Paperback |
ISBN: 0452288045 / 978-0452288041 |
Nonfiction |
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The Reviewer |
Tanya Atkinson |
Reviewed 2007 |
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