An Amish gift / Cynthia Keller.
Material type:
TextSeries: Center Point Large Print editionPublisher: Thorndike, Maine : Center Point Large Print, 2012Edition: Center Point Large Print editionDescription: 263 pages (large print) ; 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1611735866 (library binding : acidfree paper)
- 9781611735864 (library binding : acid-free paper)
| Item type | Home library | Collection | Call number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
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Main Library | Large Print Fiction | Keller Cynthia | Available | 33111008002905 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
From the author of An Amish Christmas and A Plain & Fancy Christmas comes a heart-warming novel of marriage and family, new beginnings and poignant homecomings.
After her husband, Shep, loses his latest job, Jennie Davis is grateful to be in a car en route to beautiful Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Shep has inherited a house from a distant cousin, along with the cousin's long-established bicycle shop. The move gives Jennie, Shep, and their two children a welcome chance for a fresh start.
While Shep dives into his new venture at the bike shop, Jennie carefully restores their broken-down house. She loves being a stay-at-home mum but yearns to find some fulfilment outside of her family-particularly as they struggle financially. On morning walks, she forges a friendship with her Amish neighbour, Mattie Fisher, who opens up about her modest way of life. Mattie's unswerving good character in the face of adversity encourages Jennie to seek practical solutions to her own difficulties. A passing remark by Jennie's son transforms desperation about their finances into inspiration, leading her to embark upon a candy-making enterprise.
Soon, Jennie's newfound purpose collides with Shep's growing stress at work and long-simmering tensions between husband and wife rise to the surface. As the holiday season approaches, their family is challenged as never before-until an unexpected visitor arrives to give Jennie the greatest gift of all.
After her husband, Shep, loses his job, Jennie Davis is grateful to be in a car en route to beautiful Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Shep has inherited a house from a distant cousin, along with the cousin's long-established bicycle shop. The move gives Jennie, Shep, and their two children a welcome chance for a fresh start. While Shep dives into his new venture at the bike shop, Jennie carefully restores their broken-down house. She loves being a stay-at-home mom but yearns to find some fulfillment outside of her family - particularly as they struggle financially. On morning walks, she forges a friendship with her Amish neighbor, Mattie Fisher, who opens up about her modest way of life. Mattie's unswerving good character in the face of adversity encourages Jennie to seek practical solutions to her own difficulties. A passing remark by Jennie's son transforms desperation about their finances into inspiration, leading her to embark upon a candy-making enterprise. Soon, Jennie's newfound purpose collides with Shep's growing stress at work, and long-simmering tensions between husband and wife rise to the surface. As the holiday season approaches, their family is challenged as never before - until an unexpected visitor arrives to give Jennie the greatest gift of all.