Anything but plain by Suzanna Woods Fisher

 Anything written by Susanna Woods Fisher is great. She is a excellent writer when in comes to stories of the Amish community.  

"Anything But Plain" is one great read. The story is about Lydia Stoltzfus.  She is a Amish young lady that is at the point of staying with the Amish community or leaving it.  She has struggled with the thought that she is different till someone may have the answer.

Lydia is a strong character, like so many, in this story. I love how you feel like your part of the story. It is a page-turner!

 I would recommend this book to others.

I rate this a 5out of 5

I received this complimentary book from Revell for a honest review. All thought and opinions are mine and my alone.

The High Notes

 After reading "The High Notes" by Danielle Steele I thought about that old saying, "If you have lemons, make lemonade".  There were a lot of lemon in this story for Iris Cooper.

There were so many different emotions in this story. There are places I cried, felt anger and was always rooting for Iris. I love the strong characters in the story. I was engulfed in the storyline and it was a page-turner.

I am gladly giving this book a 5 out of 5

I am recommend this book to friend, family and others

I received this complimentary copy from the publisher for a honest review. All thoughts and opinions are mine and mine alone.

The Hidden Prince

 Another excellent masterpiece by Tessa Afshar. The book has much going for it. There is action, biblical aspects and a great love story.  I was pulled into the book just by reading the description and the cover.

The "Hidden Prince" is a page-turner, well written and the characters are realistic. I would recommend this book to everyone but especially for those who loves curling up with a cup of hot coffee or tea with a great book on these fall day's.

Rating is 5 out of 5

Recommend to family and friend

I received this complimentary copy from the publisher for a honest review. All the thoughts and opinions are mine and mine alone.