Never sit down in a hoopskirt and other things I learned in Southern belle hell
Beauty contests
Etiquette, fiction
Alabama, fiction
Conduct of life, fiction
Etiquette
Fathers and daughters, fiction
Grandmothers
Grandparents, fiction
Fathers and daughters
Conduct of life
Children's fiction
Fiction
After being ousted from yet another elite boarding school, seventeen-year-old Jane returns to her Alabama hometown, where her grandmother persuades her to enter the Magnolia Maid pageant.
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