I really liked this book. It was just a light, fun book, and the length was perfect for a quick read. Nothing too horrible happened, and it was a sweet story. The characters were likable. This book didn't go as much into Amish customs as many Amish books I've read, and the story could have been written about non-Amish people too, but I thought the Amish setting added alot of charm, as it always seems to. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for something light and happy, and I enjoyed it very much.
Note: I was given access to this book by Waterbrook Multnomah publishing group in exchange for this review. This is my honest opinion.
Speaking of Christmas-type books, what are some of your favorites? I'd love to hear!
"The Christmas Box" is one I like. And often I read "A Christmas Carol." I love the children's book "The Greatest Christmas Pageant Ever." But I am ready for something new. I will have to check out "The Christmas Singing." I'm eager to read what other people suggest! There's something so nostalgic about reading Christmas books!
I love reading! But I do not love Christmas books... too much cheese for me. The WORST Christmas book I've read was The Christmas Sweater by Glen Beck. It was horrible. So, I don't know which was my favorite... just my worst. LOL. Bah Humbug.
Love the kids Christmas books! Probably Moostletoe is my favorite. Polar Express, so much fun.
Sandy
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