Quite a Year for Plums A Novel

Quite a Year for Plums A Novel by Bailey White is a first edition published by Random House Large Print in 1998. This novel presents a vivid portrayal of life in a small town in south Georgia, introducing readers to a cast of peculiar yet lovable characters. The story revolves around Roger, a peanut pathologist who becomes the unexpected focus of affection for many women in town, alongside his ex-mother-in-law Louise, who collaborates with a typographer to attract outer-space invaders. Della, a bird artist, also plays a significant role, leaving intriguing notes on discarded items that capture Roger’s attention.

Readers will find a rich tapestry of Southern fiction woven through the interactions and quirks of these characters. The narrative explores themes of love, community, and the eccentricities of small-town life, all delivered with Bailey White’s signature wit and charm. With 257 pages, this large print edition makes the story accessible to a wider audience, inviting them to delve into the humorous and heartfelt moments that define the lives of its inhabitants.