If you like small town life then Christie's book Downtown Green is just the book for you. I'm thinking now that I've read book 5 before books 1-4 now I'm going to have to catch up on the past happenings of the this town and its people that I've grown to love through Downtown Green. The author knows how to pull the readers in and get them cheer on the residents as they struggle to save their little town. They are a determined bunch that is for sure. I so enjoyed this book.
When the highway bypass around Green opens with much fanfare, downtown dries up faster than cement on the roadway. Businesses close and the hospital becomes a clinic. While the road is progress to some, it seems to be leading Green toward a national trend–a town that is merely a shadow of itself.
With the town going backwards, Lois Barker Craig is determined to save Green while juggling life as a new mom and owner of The Green News-Item. But can her plan rescue the town from the path it’s on? And what about Dr. Kevin and her son, Mayor Eva, Coach Chris and other familiar Green faces? How does this affect them?
Author Judy Christie loves to help busy people slow down and enjoy each day more – in her series of novels about Green, Louisiana, and her Hurry Less Worry Less nonfiction books. Judy started her writing career as the editor of The Barret Banner in elementary school and has kept a journal since she was nine (and still has all of them). She likes strolling around flea markets, walking in the park near her North Louisiana home and visiting friends and family on her vintage green Kitchen Couch. Her most recent books are Downtown Green, fifth in the Green series, and “Hurry Less Worry Less for Moms.” For more information, see www.judychristie.com.
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Thank you for your wonderful review, Abi! I'd love to live in Downtown Green. And I love these falling shamrocks on your page - looks right cool!
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