Miss Tina's Amish Book Reviews

If you enjoyed The Half-Stitched Quilting Club then you be touched, and moved with Wanda Brunstetter’s newest book, The Healing Quilt. When Emma and Lamar decide to move to Sarasota, Florida to avoid the cold weather that Indiana brings, and to help Lamar with his arthritis, Emma was surprised how much she was missing her home, family and friends, so Lamar suggest that she holds another quilting class to help pass the time until they return home to Indiana. Wanda brings a handful of wonderful characters to this story, and each with their own story to tell. There was something in each of these characters that will make you feel as if they are your best friend, or if one of them could be you. This is a wonderful touching story to be read, and I enjoy each page. I would recommended this book for all ages, and hope that this story moves and blesses you the way it did me. I received a free copy of this book from the author and publishe

Jolene, Lorriane, and Katie are all close family members in Wanda Brunstetter’s heartfelt trilogy, “ Indiana Cousins ”, a story about confronting tragedy when it confronts our faith. Jolene, Lorriane, and Katie greeted about their trip to Hershey Park, Pennsylvania with great excitement. Their journey was expected to be one of the most memorable weekends and so it would be, but in an unimaginable, tragic way. The bonds of family and faith are tested as dark forces threaten to tear the cousins apart in the most difficult of struggles. Indiana Cousins reaches out to include us as extended family as we follow the trials of preserving faith in the face of abject pain and suffering. We are shown the truth that God never promised we would be without heartache in this world, but that He will be with us and give us the strength to carry through - if we choose to endure the test of grief. Through this wonderful, poignant tale we are reminded that it is not possible to know God