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10th out of 13 books
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Dear To Me (Brides of Webster County #3)
Lose yourself within the story of a young Amish girl who faces a choice between the man she loves and an impossible dream.
Paperback, 288 pages
Published
March 1st 2008
by Barbour Books
(first published 2005)
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After finishing the Brides of Webster County trilogy I can honestly say I'm not a fan of Brunstetter's work. I have read quite a few Amish fiction books over the years, most of which I've thoroughly enjoyed. Brunstetter fell short, in my opinion. To be fair to her, the competition is overwhelming. I would assume it would be difficult to come up with a unique perspective or plot in a genre that is filled with hundreds of Amish stories that have already been told. I would compare it to a writer tr...more
again...too many years into the future from book 2
This one is about Melinda (Faith's Daughter), all grown up at 18, and searching for love.
The Pennsylvania Dutch to English translations are starting to get annoying though...by book 3 you don't need to translate every Amish word in the next sentence by another character.
This one is about Melinda (Faith's Daughter), all grown up at 18, and searching for love.
The Pennsylvania Dutch to English translations are starting to get annoying though...by book 3 you don't need to translate every Amish word in the next sentence by another character.
One star for the absolutely hilarious synopsis!! I never really love the Amish books, but this one is crazy. I haven't fully read this, except for skimming. I was sent this book as a joke when I worked at a camp away from home. It became the camp joke. Read only for the corny laughs!
I have really enjoyed these books. They are all easy reads and a good way to lose yourself after a busy day.
Good series to read.
Predictable but fun.
I really enjoy reading books that take place in Amish country. This one was just as good as the first book and better than the 2nd book. It did resolve rather quickly but it was a nice quick read.
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I liked this book it gives you a look into the Amish way of life and how it impacts everything they do.
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A nationally recognized authority on the Amish community, Wanda E. Brunstetter has seen her book sales over the two million mark. Wanda enjoys an uncommon kinship with the Amish and continues to visit their communities throughout the country. Her books have won numerous awards and topped several bestselling charts."
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