Carole Townsend: 5 books

Southern Fried White Trash In the spirit of Southern humor, brought to us by writers and comics like Lewis Grizzard, Jeff Foxworthy, and Bret Butler, Carole Townsend's debut book, Southern Fried White Trash, is a must-have for tried-and-true Southern enthusiasts. It has a twist, though....

Red Lipstick and Clean Underwear This insightful book takes a humorous but accurate look at how women (baby boomers, plus those a few years this side of that generation) were taught to view and prepare for life as young girls, vs. the reality of being a woman and handling all that women...

In Magnolias, Sweet Tea, and Exhaust, Carole Townsend goes to ground with NASCAR, following the races at Southern tracks from one to the next, learning about the sport and the culture of NASCAR as she goes. Townsend meets and interviews top drivers as well as some of NASCAR’s rising stars, legends,...

The first book about the investigation into the attempted murder of Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt—and the serial killer who shot him. In Gwinnett County, Georgia, in 1978, Larry Flynt and his attorney were shot and injured on their way back to court during an obscenity trial. This...

Les histoires de Rébecca, Léa et Eva : trois regards inoubliables sur la vie._x000D_ _x000D_ Le coffret Comédies contemporaines comprend trois romans:_x000D_ _x000D_ Six mois sans pamplemousse (Carole Tremblay)_x000D_ La femme qui décida de passer une année au lit (Sue Townsend)_x000D_ Voyage à Lointainville (Sylvie Desrosiers)