If you want a book about friendship, about the bond between a mother and a daughter, about loyalty and love and the lives that become intertwined in these traits, this is the book for you.
Overall, if you want a feel-good book that is going to make you look at people and their mistakes as something that does not define them, this is the book for you.
Having Sidda slowly journey through her mother’s past was so beautiful in the way that daughters so often misjudge their mothers. She overcame them even when it seemed like the whole world was against her. Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood: A Novel (The Ya-Ya Series) Rebecca Wells 2,206 Paperback 14.49 Little Altars Everywhere: A Novel (The Ya-Ya Series) Rebecca Wells 517 Paperback 12. She had her flaws just like all of the other ya-yas, but she worked through them. Vivi Abbott Walker was larger than life in this book and even though she didn’t get the fame she so desperately wanted, she was a mother than any girl would be lucky to have. My favorite thing about it, though, has to be Wells’ portrayal of people in their raw, human form where mistakes are made, people get hurt, but underneath it all, we are all just trying to find our way. The characters, the plot, the settings and tone are so amazing in this book that I found myself smiling every time I picked it up. I’m sure many of you reading this review are probably like, “Wow, this girl lives in Louisiana but has never read this book.” I admit, I’m guilty, and even still I only picked it up to read it because of the book club I’m in.
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