Standing in the Rainbow

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Standing in the Rainbow is a nostalgic, character-driven novel by Fannie Flagg that portrays small-town American life in mid-20th-century Missouri with warmth and humor.

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Standing in the Rainbow canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
novel
author Fannie Flagg
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts American popular culture in the mid-20th century
everyday lives of ordinary people
genre Southern fiction
domestic fiction
fiction
historical fiction
humorous fiction
hasMainAudience adult readers
hasNarrativePerspective third-person narration
hasNotableCharacteristic blend of humor and pathos
depiction of mid-20th-century American life
episodic storytelling
focus on ensemble cast of characters
nostalgic atmosphere
strong sense of place
hasTheme American small-town culture
change over time
community
everyday life
family
friendship
memory
nostalgia
resilience
language English
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement contemporary American literature
narrativeFocus small-town American life
narrativeStyle character-driven
settingLocation Missouri
settingPeriod mid-20th century
settingRegion Midwestern United States
settingType small town
sharesUniverseWith Fannie Flagg’s Elmwood Springs novels
tone humorous
nostalgic
warm
workOfAuthor Fannie Flagg

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Fannie Flagg notableWork Standing in the Rainbow
Fannie Flagg wrote Standing in the Rainbow
Can’t Wait to Get to Heaven prequel Standing in the Rainbow