Miss Tina's Amish Book Reviews

 It's a very busy time of year at the local sweet shop where Kaite Chupp works, with the festivities nearing around the corner;  Katie has been busy baking and preparing wonderful treats for customers to pick up. One morning she arrives to work and quickly realizes things aren't the way she left them the night before, and in that moment she realizes there has been an intruder. Will Katie be able to determine who her intruder was and why they did it? In this story, we see Katie's wonderful heart and her ability to visualize the larger picture at hand. What if we looked at situations the way God sees them, and see His guidance before we act? God already knows the beginning, middle and end of every circumstance, why not seek his understanding in situations we aren't sure how to handle. It was a pleasure to read this book. It was a quick read with some suspense. I look forward to reading other books from this author.

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 Olivia Newport transports you back to the 1930's when our country was struggling to survive the Great Depression. Let Newport take you back in time to Lancaster, Pennsylvania  where we will  meet Amish women Gloria Grabill  and her English neighbor Minerva Swain. As both families are faced with the challenge of providing for their families, Gloria seems to have a better sense of what she must do to help her family through this time, while Minera appears to be having a difficultly figuring it out. If these two could get to k ow one another,  before making  snap decisions on  what they've observed, they may find that there's a lot they can teach one another. This is a time where families need to all the help they can get; will these two be able to set aside their judgments long enough to learn  from each other? This book 4 in Amish Turns Time. Though I have no read the previous books in this series, after this story I may just to back and read ...

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Here are Ten practices Amish Groups Have Rural residence German based dialect Eighth grade education Church service in homes Lay ministers Church regulated dress Selective use of technology Horse and buggy transportation No participation in the military Small local congregations Source used is The Amish by Donald Kraybill