Plain Proposal (Daughters of the Promise, #5)

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Plain Proposal (Daughters of the Promise #5)

by Beth Wiseman (Goodreads Author)

4.37 of 5 stars 4.37 · rating details · 513 ratings · 53 reviews

Miriam Raber takes a bold stand when her Amish boyfriend considers leaving their community. "Whatever he chooses, I'm going with him."

Miriam Raber enjoys life in her Old Order Amish community, and she is hopeful that Saul Fisher will propose to her soon. But when Saul starts talking about leaving the only world either of them has ever known, Miriam imagines what her life

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Published March 29th 2011 by Thomas Nelson Publishers (first published January 1st 2011)

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Jan 14, 2012 Karen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Miriam Raber takes a bold stand when her Amish boyfriend considers leaving their community. "Whatever he chooses, I'm going with him."

Miriam Raber enjoys life in her Old Order Amish community, and she is hopeful that Saul Fisher will propose to her soon. But when Saul starts talking about leaving the only world either of them has ever known, Miriam imagines what her life might look like as an Englischer. One thing she knows for certain, she loves Saul and feels he's the one God has chosen for he...more

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Aug 10, 2011 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book had some issues. My biggest complaint was that the author's biggest weakness seemed to be dialog. Sometimes the characters were kind of stiff and other times they were clearly saying something only to explain a point to the reader. And the few times kids appeared, they were written with really poor grammar, which made no sense because none of the adults around them talked like that. I am fairly ignorant of Amish culture and took it on faith that the author did enough research. However,...more

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Apr 09, 2011 Norma rated it 4 of 5 stars

As you have probably noticed, I have been reading more and more Amish fiction. There is a reason for this, it is good!! So far all the books that I have read have been extremely enjoyable and this was definitely one of them.

I know that this is a series book and I have not read the other books before this, but it was still great. I didn’t feel lost and the characters were very much alive to me.

I like the fact that some of the situations that Miriam was going through any woman can experience. How...more

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Feb 27, 2011 Ruth rated it 3 of 5 stars

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The summary above makes it sound like Miriam's romance in the focus of this book; yet in many ways it is not. Beth Wiseman also explores the relationship between Miriam and her family, between Miriam and her cousin and between Saul and his family. As Amish fiction goes, it is a bit on the religious side and features one of the characters finding God in her life, but I wouldn't call it a preachy book. I question how realistic it is, but since I've never met any real Amish, I'll leave...more

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Apr 19, 2011 Laura rated it 4 of 5 stars

Title: PLAIN PROPOSAL
Author: Beth Wiseman
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
March 2011
ISBN: 978-1-59554-850-4
Genre: Inspirational/Amish

Miriam Raber’s cousin Shelby’s parents are going through a divorce, and Shelby has been sent to live with Miriam and her family for awhile. Shelby is confused and hurting, and Miriam longs to reach out to her—but that the same time, Saul Fisher has finally asked Miriam out. Saul is the man that Miriam has loved ever since they were little.

Saul feels guilty about dating Mir...more

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Aug 09, 2011 Tonya rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011-reads

Plain Proposal was anything but plain. Beth Wiseman is an expert writer in that she knows what readers really want in a book. Something that makes us think, doesn't use foul language and leads us more and more toward our Lord and Savior. She delivers every time.

In this next part of the series, Shelby is an "English" young woman who has had a troubled life since her parents divorce and is being sent to live with her Amish relatives. Miriam and her parents are not sure what to expect when Shelby a...more

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Mar 09, 2011 aobibliophile™ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Grow old along with me, the best is yet to be. - Robert Browning

in the Old Order Amish community of Paradise, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Miriam Raber and Saul Fisher are in their rumschpringe - the running-around period when a teenager turns sixteen years old. they are allowed as much freedom as they can to experience Englisch or non-Amish life before they decide to be baptized.
ever since they can recall, they only have eyes for each other. Miriam knows that Saul would be her husband somed...more Grow old along with me, the best is yet to be. - Robert Browning

in the Old Order Amish community of Paradise, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Miriam Raber and Saul Fisher are in their rumschpringe - the running-around period when a teenager turns sixteen years old. they are allowed as much freedom as they can to experience Englisch or non-Amish life before they decide to be baptized.
ever since they can recall, they only have eyes for each other. Miriam knows that Saul would be her husband someday. Saul too loves Miriam but he has plans of leaving the community to pursue his dreams. one day, Miriam's Englisch cousin Shelby is sent to the Raber family by her divorced parents for the summer. she is welcomed by her relatives and finds everything strange yet calming to her troubled soul.
when Miriam finally learns of Saul's plans, she decides to leave with him. Shelby advises her to reconsider especially now that she herself finds the Amish life appealing.
this is the third book on the Amish i have read. honestly, i am beginning to get addicted. even though some of their beliefs and ways may be a little stern or unreasonable from an outsider's perspective, i still see men and women who:

* live simple lives and enjoy simple pursuits
* are prone to the same weaknesses or temptations as non-Amish people are
* practice their faith and stand by it

i also could not help but notice that food and its preparation is a significant part of their daily life and the book mentions this a lot.
Beth Wiseman has written another beautiful story about her beloved Amish. her characters are real in the sense that she does not hide their "sins". she weaves scenarios for each of her characters to grapple with. all of them are faced with choices that would affect their future, their families and their community.
from the first page to the last, i was drawn by the author's brilliant storytelling. how Miriam, Saul, Shelby and the rest of our protagonists managed to resolve these challenges makes for a fast-paced read.
Plain Proposal is touching, poignant and uplifting. this is a must read for those who enjoy Amish fiction and a great introduction for those who are curious about it. a glossary of Pennsylvania Dutch terms and mouth-watering Amish recipes are included.
one more thing, there is nothing preachy about the book. for me, this makes it all the more compelling and available for everyone regardless of race or creed.

Disclosure of Material Connection: i received a copy of Plain Proposal from Thomas Nelson through BookSneeze.com book review bloggers program.i did not receive any payment in exchange for this review nor was i obligated to write a positive one. all opinions expressed here are entirely my own and may not necessarily agree with those of the author, the book's publisher and publicist or the readers of this review. this disclosure is in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255, Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.(less)

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Mar 26, 2011 Molly rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: all Amish lovers, everyone

Recommended to Molly by: Netgalley, BookSneeze

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The queen of Amish fiction brought her readers a wonderful conclusion to her Daughters of the Promise series. I was hooked from page one and I felt like I was back visiting with family, as I read Beth's breath taking novel following Miriam Raber's story. Beth's talent is masterful and should be bragged about by all her readers!

Miriam's sweet story drew me in, not only because of her character being one from past novels, but also because of her amazing, tender heart. She was so kind when her cou...more

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May 09, 2011 Christy rated it 5 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars

To say that I'm a huge fan of Beth Wiseman would be the understatement of the year. I just cannot get enough of her books! Her books all have simple Amish storylines, but there's something about them that draws me in every single time.

Now, I'm a huge fan of Amish fiction, in general, and have been since Beverly Lewis' first book. I have learned so much about their lifestyle, their beliefs, and their quiet strengths. But the way those characteristics are displayed in a Beth Wiseman book...more 4.5 Stars

To say that I'm a huge fan of Beth Wiseman would be the understatement of the year. I just cannot get enough of her books! Her books all have simple Amish storylines, but there's something about them that draws me in every single time.

Now, I'm a huge fan of Amish fiction, in general, and have been since Beverly Lewis' first book. I have learned so much about their lifestyle, their beliefs, and their quiet strengths. But the way those characteristics are displayed in a Beth Wiseman book put her in a league of her own. In her last book in this series, I learned that the Amish don't believe in "ministering" to other people, but instead, choose to live their lives as a Christian example to others. That same theme carried over into this book, and blended into the story beautifully. While it's not something that I believe in wholeheartedly, I do understand it from their point of view.

Out of this series, this was the first book that explored one of their own leaving, and possibly choosing an English lifestyle. I was happy to see that change of pace for this series, as there have been a handful of people that have come from the outside world into this strict Amish world. I truthfully didn't know what Saul and Miriam would choose, and I admit that I got frustrated a few times with Miriam's mother and her meddling.

The only thing that didn't seem to fit well with this book was at the very beginning. Unless I completely missed it, Shelby's age was not mentioned until I had gotten well into the story. Initially, her character seemed rather juvenile, and her journal writings didn't seem to match her age of 19. However, as the book progressed, more of her past was revealed, and I knew she couldn't have been the 14- or 15-year-old girl that I first pictured her being.

If you've not read any of the books in the Daughters of the Promise Series, I would highly recommend that you read all 5 of them in order. It's not an absolute must, but it will definitely make for a better reading experience. Beth is also in the middle of a spin-off to this series which is set in Colorado called The Land of Canaan Series. It's first book, Seek Me With All Your Heart, falls right into place between books 4 and 5 of this series, and should be read before reading Plain Proposal, in my opinion.

Confusing enough for ya? It's well worth it, I promise. :o)(less)

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Mar 01, 2011 Maureen Timerman rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-read

I enjoyed this book and finding out about old friends, but you do not need to have read the other books to read this one. This is the 6th book in the series including Seek Me With All Your Heart. This book is the story of Miriam Raber and Saul Fisher's romance. It is also the story of a lost girl, a distant cousin to the Raber family....Shelby Raber.
I enjoyed the interaction and the closeness that Miriam and Shelby achieve. You can see God's hand in all that happens in the story. I loved the su...more

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Nov 05, 2011 Kristin rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: christian-fiction

Plain Proposal is the fifth book in the series "The Daughters of the Promise" by Beth Wiseman. The book follows the story of Miriam Raber, who has long been in love with Saul Fisher. However, Saul dreams of leaving the Old Order Amish community to fulfill his own dreams. Miriam must question herself if leaving with him is what she wants for herself or if she only desires to change so that she doesn't lose him. Her parents have to learn the lesson of trusting God's will for their child's life ove...more

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Jan 10, 2013 Paula-O rated it 4 of 5 stars

Each Daughters of the Promise novel focuses on a woman's journey into an Amish community where she discovers new meaning to the words of Faith~Hope~and Love.

This last book in the series tells of Miriam and Saul...
From the time they are children they seem to notice one another , he thinking how she is such a Good girl and pretty too, she thinking how brave and strong this young boy is. over the years she is captivated and knows in her heart when grown this boy she will marry.
when her mother hear...more

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Jun 24, 2011 Wanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Miriam Raber has loved Saul Fisher since they were kids. She dreames of a life with Saul. When her friends dare her to go and speak to him, it sends her on a path she never thought she would take. Miriam loves God with her whole heart but will she leave the community to be with Saul?

Saul Fisher has a dream he hopes one day to fulfill. After the loss of his mother and sister he finds himself taking care of his brothers and his father who has taken to drinking his homemade wine. It leaves Saul wo...more

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May 29, 2011 Melanie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: amish, christian-fiction, first-reads-from-goodreads

18 year old Miriam is planning to be baptized and continue in her Amish Faith in Lancaster County surrounded by her loving family and friends. Miriam's English cousin Shelby is sent away from her home in TX to live with Miriam and her family. Hoping the time away from her troubled friends and backlash of her parents divorse. Shelby feels abandoned and unloved by all, especially God. Miriam and Shelby become like sisters sharing in their dreams for the future. Miriam secretly is in love with Saul...more

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Mar 02, 2011 Donna rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2011

Miriam and Saul are made for each other. But the road they travel is a rocky one. Miriam has always been ready to be a godly wife and mother, never thinking she will leave the community where she belongs. Saul has lead a double life. On one hand he has been a wonderful member of the community, and on the other he is a man with multiple family problems. The loss of his mother has led his father to drink, something Saul has tried to keep out of the public square. But, he doesn't think he can take...more

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May 03, 2012 Abbie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: amish-fiction, 2011, beth-wiseman, netgalley-read, blog-reviewed, thomas-nelson

4.5 Stars

Miriam has loved Saul from a far as long as she can remember. Finally she get the courage up and talks to him and she soon finds herself spending time with him and seeing a future together. Though there is rumors saying Saul is going to leave the community in the fall. Will Miriam follow him if he does? Saul has loved Miriam for years but knowing he plans to leave the community he has stayed away from her. But when she starts talking to him he finds himself not being able to stay away....more 4.5 Stars

Miriam has loved Saul from a far as long as she can remember. Finally she get the courage up and talks to him and she soon finds herself spending time with him and seeing a future together. Though there is rumors saying Saul is going to leave the community in the fall. Will Miriam follow him if he does? Saul has loved Miriam for years but knowing he plans to leave the community he has stayed away from her. But when she starts talking to him he finds himself not being able to stay away. Saul is also dealing with some issues with his dad and fears his dreams of leaving will be shattered. Will these two young people find love with all these obstacle or will they keep them apart?

This is the fifth book in the series and the first one I have read of it. I am always a little nervous reading the last book of a series with out reading any of the ones before it but it ended up not being an issue. At first I was not sure if I was going to like the story line but I soon found myself enjoying it. I did feel like the characters should have been older as they are only 18 and felt more like early 20’s to me with the issues they where dealing with. I know Amish tend to marry younger but I felt the maturity was very high considering the age. The subject of the Amish leaving the community was also one I have not read about a lot(from this angle) and found it interesting. I admit I was kind of surprised how easy it seemed to be in this book. Granted it’s dealing with young adults not yet baptized into the church but I thought it might be a little more difficult then it seemed. There is also a secondary story line dealing with Miriam’s cousin Shelby and I enjoyed this character and she found God and in the end happiness. I almost wish she had a book of her own!

Over all I really enjoyed this book and this book lays the corner stone blocks for the next series the author is writing and I am looking for ward to The Land of Canaan books. I love Beth Wiseman’s writing style and how her characters are so well developed and real. I hope to go back and read the first four books of this series. One of my favorite Amish Fiction writers!

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Apr 03, 2011 Jodie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, amish-fiction, beth-wiseman, booksneeze, net-galley

Miriam has had her eyes set on the attractive but bad boy Saul Fisher since they were both still in grade school. Now, unwilling to believe that Saul is leaving the community she begins a relationship with Saul that could possibly leave her heartbroken. Saul is determined to be a chef in a fancy restaurant in Pittsburgh. However, when his dad starts drinking again, he's not sure he can leave his two younger brothers behind to deal with their dad alone. Will Saul be able to give up his dream of b...more

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Apr 25, 2011 Camille rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: amish-fiction, christian-fiction, romance, 3-and-a-half-stars, net-galley-reviews

Plain Proposal by Beth Wiseman

Plain Proposal is the 5th book in Beth Wiseman's series, The Daughters of the Promise.

I received a copy of Plain Proposal as an advance review copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I am under no obligation to write a positive review, just an honest one.

I will also start off by saying that I have not read the first 4 books in this series, and I had no problem reading this one, therefore, I consider it a stand-alone novel, even if it is part of a large...more

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Mar 02, 2011 Lorie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: amish-fiction

Plain Proposal by Beth Wiseman is the fifth book in the Daughter’s of the Promise series. In this book, we follow Miriam Raber, who has fallen in love with someone in her Old Order Amish community and he wants to leave the community to pursue his dream in becoming a chef. I thought this was really unusual for an Amish book because not many Amish are boys are raised to cook. Saul, the boy she has fallen in love with, however lost his mother and since there were all boys in his family he has to le...more Plain Proposal by Beth Wiseman is the fifth book in the Daughter’s of the Promise series. In this book, we follow Miriam Raber, who has fallen in love with someone in her Old Order Amish community and he wants to leave the community to pursue his dream in becoming a chef. I thought this was really unusual for an Amish book because not many Amish are boys are raised to cook. Saul, the boy she has fallen in love with, however lost his mother and since there were all boys in his family he has to learn to cook to feed the family. When Miriam finds out that the rumors of Saul leaving the community are true, she decides that she will go with him because she can’t lose him. Saul later decides he can’t leave his brothers because of a problem his father has. How will it all turn out, will they stay and be baptized into the church or will they leave to pursue Saul’s dream? You have to read to find out. I liked how this all played out in the story because I was left guessing until the end about what they would do and I really thought (or maybe was hoping) it would end the other way than it ends up.

The book also focuses on Miriam’s cousin, Shelby, who comes to live with the Rabers for the summer. Shelby’s parents are divorced and Shelby has gotten into trouble and hung out with the wrong crowd so her parents decide they can’t deal with her and send her off to Amish country to live for the summer. Shelby feels like God has deserted her, but as she gets used to living in the Amish community, she finds it gives her things that the outside world never could. Will she have to go home at the end of the summer or will she finally find her way and stay with the Rabers? The story focuses on that quite a bit and Shelby relies on Miriam as much as Miriam relies on her for guidance as they become Daughters of the Promise.

I had previously read all the other books in this series and while the characters’ from the other books in the series are mentioned, I really think you can read this book without reading the other ones. I think this is because a lot of the other characters in previous books have moved to her Colorado series and this book focuses on characters from the Amish community and their family members left behind in Paradise. I left the book feeling uplifted and really liked the story. I think that I enjoyed previously books in the series more than this one, but it was still a really good story. The reader is drawn into the story and you can't put it down, as with Beth's other books.

In one part of this book we learn about someone (I can't give much more away or it will spoil this story) who wants to go visit the relatives in Colorado to tell Katie Ann something important. I wonder if we might not learn more about this in the Colorado series as it really left me hanging and wanting to know more about what they wanted to tell her. Guess I'll have to wait for the next one in the Land of Cannan series to see.

I was given an advanced copy of the book to review through Net Galley and Thomas Nelson publishing. I was not required to give a positive review but an honest opinion.

Plain Proposal is scheduled to release on March 30, 2011, however Amazon says it is in stock but may take 2-3 more days for delivery for the paperback edition. You can buy it in paperback, Kindle edition, or audio book I'd recommend it to anyone who loves Amish Fiction.(less)

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Feb 06, 2012 Gail rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jun 02, 2011 Betty rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: added-2011, read2011, review

I truly appreciate receiving this complimentary copy of Plain Proposal by Beth Wiseman from Goodreads First Reads. I found it to be a quick read that I enjoyed immensely. This book provided a glimpse of the Amish culture which seemed to include obtaining an inner peace, being supportive to one another in the community, and having a close relationship with God. Choices had to be made during "Rumspringa" whether to take an "Englisher" lifestyle or to stay committed to the Amish order. I also appre...more

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Jun 15, 2011 Kitty Bullard rated it 5 of 5 stars

BETH WISEMAN'S "PLAIN PROPOSAL" (A REVIEW)

This is actually the first Amish novel I've ever read and I can honestly say that I loved it. Part of me found myself wishing I could live such a life in all its simplicity even in the face of adversity and the hard work they perform every day. This book is not just about a love story but also about making decisions, learning your place in life and figuring out what you truly want.

I love the way Beth Wiseman writes, you can see the characters and the lan...more

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Aug 21, 2011 pam rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: amish, netgalley

i really enjoyed this book this is the 5th book in a series it was different then the rest of the amish books i read.
it is about a girl named Mirian she has been in love with Saul all her life and know one knows why he is a troubled kid, but Mirian knew the other side of him. So when Mirian started to see Saul her parents did not like it. So she had to sneek around to see him. Her cousin Shelby she is english came to visit them for the summer because her parents were getting a devorce. She was...more

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Aug 08, 2011 Tammy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: everyone

This is the first book that I remember reading of Beth Wiseman's and I have to admit that I loved it. Her writing of the Amish is a bit different from others but I do love it. I need to quickly find out if there is a book to follow this one so that I can find out what happens with Miriam and Saul and Shelby and Jesse.

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Jun 24, 2011 Martha rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I always enjoy Beth Wiseman's writings because she introduces the readers to characters that end up
feeling like a friend or family member.
I dislike spoilers so only will state that I was thrilled when Shelby followed her hearts desire.
If you like a love story then you will enjoy Miriam and Sauls love adventure.

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May 31, 2011 Mayda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: amish, romance, first-reads, christian

Beth Wiseman’s Plain Proposal is a coming of age story set in the Amish community. While the Amish may indeed lead simpler lives than “the English,” their lives are not stress free, nor are the decisions the young Amish people make any easier. In fact, since the decision to be baptized and join the Amish church is a life-long commitment, the Amish teenagers in rumschpringe have an even greater responsibility to make the right decision. Ms. Wiseman’s treatment of this sensitive subject in this en...more

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May 28, 2011 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads

Unfortunately I have not yet read any of the other books in the series. However this book can be read as a stand alone. I was not lost or left without information that only could have been obtained through the other books. It is a beautiful story full of all the facets of love; between family, between a man and a woman, and with God. As with any family and community the characters are faced with choices that will change the course of their lives. The characters are relatable and lovable. This is...more

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May 12, 2011 Barbara Ann rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: amish, kindle, own

I couldn't wait to get my hands on Plain Proposal. I've loved the entire series and Plain Proposal didn't let me down. Miriam is sure and confident once you get past her shyness. Saul is a man of mystery. Jesse is handsome and Shelby is a troubled cousin. Rebecca is a handful and Aaron is steady.

I got hungry reading this book, except for the "special eggs" but I do want to try the overnight blueberry french toast (the recipe's in the back of the book). I'd love to get to taste the chestnut past...more

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Nov 09, 2012 Sile Mcdermott rated it 2 of 5 stars

I read it because I'm fascinated with the Amish. However, this read more like a christian romance novel... It was ok, but I don't think I'd read more of this series.

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May 21, 2011 Rebecca Hagan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads

I found Plain Proposal to be a sweet Christian romance. It was a very informative read that told a lot about the Amish culture. However, it did not cause the reader to get bogged down in Amish culture because it showed how the Amish interact with people of other cultures. It was a great book that focused on the importance of faith in God. I would say that Plain Proposal is not your typical romance but it is one that I think most people will enjoy.

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