About the book:
Emma Miller appears to be the most blessed girl in Indiana. She teaches school, enjoys the attention of a wonderful man and has a loving family. But this Amish girl has more on her mind than buggies and bonnets; she longs for adventure and wants to see the world. So when her sister Abby convinces her to spend the summer with relatives in Charm, Ohio, Emma jumps at the chance. In Charm, she meets an Englisher who has come to town to escape her chaotic life and despite their differences, the two become fast friends. Emma finds herself pulled between two worlds and her ultimate decision will impact not only herself but everyone she knows.
My thoughts:
I don't have this one so I can't say if I like it, but it sounds good.
17 comments:
I don't think I have an answer for that question. I have never been through an experience like that. :)
But I would love to read the book, thank you for the chance!
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Never been in that situation. Have been a lot of places I'd like to visit again but I'm spoiled to the Ozarks and love Missouri. In fact never wanted to live in another town (even in Mo.)
Would love to read this book; it looks very good!
This does sound like a wonderful book! Also love to read about the Amish!
No, I can't say that I have. I have only been on one vacation in my whole life, and it was with my former in-laws. Needless to say, it wasn't really pleasant.
twoofakind12@yahoo.com
Its happened to me before in the past, when I was hungering for love, but ever since Jesus called and I answered, I have never felt like that. But I wont say it could never happen, if He happens to plan it. :)))
estherym[at]yahoo[dot]com
i think I left a comment earlier. If i did you don't need to approve this one.
I have had experienced what you said in the past. However after coming to know Jesus, its highly unlikely that it could ever happen :)
Please enter me for the contest.
estherym[at]yahoo[dot]com
No I have never encountered that...at least not yet :)
Thanks for the opportunity to read this fabulous novel.
karenk
kmkuka at yahoo dot com
No I have never encountered that...at least not yet :)
Thanks for the opportunity to read this fabulous novel.
karenk
kmkuka at yahoo dot com
I've never had that happen. However, there have been areas I've visited where I've thought, this is one place I'd consider relocating to. I've Annalisa's Walk in the Park books and loved them. This one sounds just as great.
Holly
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Don't think I have had that happen. Just liked the places for vacation only. Would love to win this book...please enter me...love the LFY series.
Thanks!!!
jackie.smithATdishmailDOTnet
No, I haven't. Most of the time I'm with my family on vacation, so we don't carry on conversations with strangers much.
I really loved the first book in the Walk in the Park series, and am planning to read the second one. This book isn't one that I have read yet.
Samitude/at/hotmail/dot/com
I have met blogger friends that I truly wish I could move closer to. The book sounds interesting!
estrella8888 at roadrunner dot com
No, I have never met someone and thought about moving to where they were. But I did meet a sailor once in a bus station and got his address and we corresponded throughout the Vietnam war.
I would love to win this book.
Smiles,
Cindy W.
countrybear52[at]yahoo[dot]com
When I was growing up we always visited my parents' best friends in Tennessee and I always wished I could move there!
I would love a chance to win this book!
Blessings
Michelle V
m.vasquez[at]grandecom[dot]net
No, but I've met people while on vacation and have been glad that I'll not see them again.
Please enter me in the giveaway!
clickingherheels-at-gmail-dot-com
Hmmm...interesting question. I can't imagine considering it but I have met book friends that I wish lived closer.
julesreffner(at)gmail(dot)com
And the winner is...
Casey!
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