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This book is about the inheritance left me by my grandmother, not about diamond tiaras or strings of pearls, but instead a look at the richness of life, the miracle of relationships, and the wisdom that comes from greeting every day with an open mind and sense of humor."Celestine Sibley Fleming the book When Celestine Sibley died in August 1999, hundreds of thousands of her fans mourned for weeks and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution celebrated her life with daily coverage and a special 24-page supplement of which over 1.5 million copies were published. There is no one more perfect to encapsulate the life and memory of the deeply loved novelist, memoirist, and widely syndicated columnist, Celestine Sibley, than her granddaughter, Celestine Sibley Fleming. Celestine Sibley wrote extensively about her granddaughter over the years-and vice-versa-and they shared a very close bond. Featuring Fleming's memories about her grandmother in terms of her life both as a public figure and family matriarch together with tales from her grandmother's garden and kitchen and a collection of family photographs, Celestine Sibley: A Granddaughter's Reminiscence is a much-needed final word on her life. At last, Celestine Sibley fans everywhere are offered a rare and affectionate look into the soul of Celestine Sibley. the author Sibley Fleming was born in Atlanta, Georgia, and attended Centenary College in Shreveport, Louisiana, on a music scholarship. She has worked as a freelance writer, media specialist, music teacher, musician, journalist, and senior account executive with a top Atlanta public relations firm. Fleming is now self-employed. She has written and edited several books, including How to Rock Your Baby, for which she received the 1997 Family Channel Seal of Quality. In 2000, she was named Outstanding Writer by the National League of American Pen Women and was named Georgia Author of the Year by Georgia Writers for her book, Celestine Sibley: A Granddaughter's Reminiscence. Fleming resides in East Point, Georgia, with her husband Ron and two sons, Vincent and Wolfie. also of interest: Celestine Sibley, Reporter |