The Persian Pickle Club
The Persian Pickle Club
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1996
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Kansas • 1930s
1996
Adult
15-18 years
Super Short Summary
Sandra Dallas’ novel, The Persian Pickle Club, follows a group of women in 1930s Kansas who form a quilting circle. Through friendship and shared secrets, these women navigate the challenges of the Great Depression while uncovering deeper bonds and hidden truths. The narrative highlights themes of loyalty, community, and the strength of female camaraderie.
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Review Roundup
Sandra Dallas's The Persian Pickle Club is lauded for its authentic portrayal of a Depression-era Kansas quilting group. Reviewers praise its strong sense of community and well-crafted characters. However, some find the plot predictable and the pacing slow. Overall, it’s a heartfelt and charming narrative, particularly appealing to fans of historical fiction and women's stories.
Who Should Read The Persian Pickle Club?
Readers who relish historical fiction with strong female characters and small-town dynamics will enjoy The Persian Pickle Club by Sandra Dallas. Fans of The Help by Kathryn Stockett and Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flagg will find a kindred spirit in this engaging novel.
23,398 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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Novel • Fiction
Kansas • 1930s
1996
Adult
15-18 years
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