Feeling a bit Southern

Kathy at Bermuda Onion is hosting the Okra Picks Challenge. Kathy writes:
Each season, SIBA selects a crop of Southern books to handsell and those books are called Okra Picks. Okra Picks authors are given a sash to wear at the trade show, and believe me when I tell you those sashes are worn with pride! Since I love Southern books, I thought it would be fun to host an Okra Picks challenge. The picks this season are:

Fiction:

A Perfect Love Song by Patti Callahan Henry

Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter by Tom Franklin

I Still Dream About You by Fannie Flagg

Love, Charleston by Beth Webb Hart

My Only Sunshine by Lou Dischler

Virals by Kathy Reichs

Zora and Me by Victoria Bond and T.R. Simon

The Typist by Michael Knight

Nonfiction:

Carry the Rock by Jay Jennings

Greek Revival by Patricia Moore-Pastides

My Reading Life by Pat Conroy

Southern Plate by Christy Jordan

They Came to Nashville by Marshall Chapman

To make this challenge fun for everyone, I’m going to include four different levels:

1-3 Books: Goober
4-6 Books: Tater
7-9 Books: Peach
10-13 Books: Okra

Details:

The Okra Picks Challenge will run from October 1, 2010 through March 31, 2011. To join this challenge, all you have to do is pick your level of participation (you can always go up levels, but not down.) Then after you read any of the books, write a review to share your thoughts with others!

Sign Up:

You can join this challenge at any time. Just grab the Okra Picks logo at the top of this page and write a post announcing your intention to participate in the challenge — remember you don’t need to pick the specific books, just your level.
She has developed four different levels of participation:

1-3 Books: Goober
4-6 Books: Tater
7-9 Books: Peach
10-13 Books: Okra

I am choosing to be a Goober and read 1-3

1. I Still Dream About You--finished