Miss Tina's Amish Book Reviews

Harvest of Blessings is the 5 th book in the Season of the Heart Series. When prodigal daughter Nora Glick Landwehr returns home to her small town of Willow Ridge,  she has the best intention to help her community, however with her flashy red car and her English ways, Nora knew acceptance and forgiveness that she was seeking was going to be difficult from the community, especially her father. Harvest of Blessings is a wonderful Amish story of how we are all called to forgive, and Charlotte Hubbard has done an extraordinary job of showing us that it is with the grace of God we can forgive those who have hurt us. This story has helped me understand the importance of forgiving others that have wronged me or a member of my family. My hope is that when you read this story you will be moved to forgive someone in your life. I received a freed copy of this book for my honest review. Thank you for this opportunity.  To learn more ...

An Amish Cradle publication date is set for February 10, 2015 and is written by some of the best Amish Fiction authors that I have read.  Beth Weisman, Amy Clipston, Kathleen Fuller and Vanneta Chapman have produced yet another wonderful story. I enjoy the writings of these ladies and how each author tells a story that brings their own unique characters to life to which we can all relate. An Amish Cradle is full of warm stories of precious moments reminiscent of when we became parents, whether for the first, second, or more times. This book tugs at the heart of every parent and shares with us the lessons of love woven into the bonds between parent and child. This piece masterfully places us in a walk with characters forced to confront the fraternal fears and haunts that we all share. I found myself meeting generous people who, through ordinary means, set extraordinary examples of faith and the rewards of submitting to God's Will to persevere in any challenge. I strong...

Grab your cup of tea and a blanket. You will love An Amish Second Christmas. This book has several different stories written by some wonderful authors. Beth Wiseman, Kathleen Fuller, Tricia Goyer, and Vannetta Chapman. Each story, is a story of love, hope, faith and family and will clearly capture your heart.  I enjoyed this unique way of being introduced  to several different authors and writing styles.  Even though I know of these authors, I haven't had the privilege of reading each author 's style and this book has allowed me to do just that.  I would recommend this book for young adults to adults. This would also make a wonderful gift anytime of the year. I received a free copy of this book for my honest review.

Did you know that many of the Amish celebrate two Christmas's. On December 26th many of the Amish continue to celebrate the birth of Jesus. This is a day for family and friends to get together and exchange gifts and have a wonderful feast and read scripture.

Wanda Brunstetter's The simple Life Devotional is a lovely book that has been complied of  different stories from the Amish that includes scriptures for each story as well a recipe and photos. The simplicity of this devotional is what captures the essence of the Amish and their lifestyle and can be easily read by all. The thing I most enjoyed about this devotion, is the wonderful pictures, recipes, that have been shared in this book. It is a must give for Christmas, Birthday or just because gift. I received a free copy of this book for my honest opinion.

We are continuing our book discussion tonight on The Guardian by Beverly Lewis on my facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/MissTinasSnitzPieBookReview Hope to see you there. Blessings

Hello friends, Join me tonight, for Miss Tina's book discussion. We will be discussing The Guardian by Beverly Lewis. Follow the link and hope to see you there! https://www.facebook.com/MissTinasSnitzPieBookReview