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Title: Tobacco Sticks by William Elliott Hazelgrove ISBN: 0-553-57559-7 Publisher: Bantam Pub. Date: 01 July, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $5.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.33 (6 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: ONE OF THE BEST
Comment: This is an absolute page turner. Well written, exciting yarn set in the South, post World War II. This book includes a group of absolutely wonderful characters that you just cannot forget and become of a part of, including the narrator of the story, a 15 year old named Lee. I would highly recommend this book. Superb American literature.

Rating: 5
Summary: Drama in the South cuts its own way through Mockingbird land
Comment: Tobacco Sticks was more like Faulkner to me than Harper Lee. The author has charted out his own terriotry and the story is compelling and well written. I can't remember the last time I enjoyed a book so much and was reluctant to finish. It is the story of a lawyer who does the hard thing and that is a rare story. I think readers will discover this author soon.

Rating: 5
Summary: Intriquing, visual, and a surprising page turner
Comment: Based on the reviews I've read here on Amazon, I expected a mediocre piece of prose featuring stereotypical characters and a hackneyed plot. Imagine my surprise when, from the first page on, I couldn't put down the book! The premise, the characters, the pure visual -- even cinematic -- nature of this fine author's work was a delight. Oh, and I wasn't in the least troubled by what one reviewer here pointed out as a grammatical error. I recognized it for what it was -- the narrator's voice and way of talking. Lighten up, readers! Remember why you're reading to begin with. Great job, Mr. Hazelgrove!