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About this book:
“Sixteen-year-old Shannon McNamara has exciting plans for the summer, and she can't wait to get to them. Unbeknownst to her, however, her widowed and ailing mother has plans of her own--to relocate them both to the heart of Amish country in Ohio where she has relatives who can look after her. Shannon quickly learns that living a "simple" life is actually a lot of hard work. But when a hot young Amish guy named Ezra enters the picture, she's ready to get an Amish makeover and even consider making it a permanent change. But does Ezra share her attraction? Will Shannon really make the jump into this new way of life? And will it be for the right reasons?”
Series: Nope.
“Sixteen-year-old Shannon McNamara has exciting plans for the summer, and she can't wait to get to them. Unbeknownst to her, however, her widowed and ailing mother has plans of her own--to relocate them both to the heart of Amish country in Ohio where she has relatives who can look after her. Shannon quickly learns that living a "simple" life is actually a lot of hard work. But when a hot young Amish guy named Ezra enters the picture, she's ready to get an Amish makeover and even consider making it a permanent change. But does Ezra share her attraction? Will Shannon really make the jump into this new way of life? And will it be for the right reasons?”
Series: Nope.
Spiritual Content- Exodus 20:4 in written; Talks about God; Shannon prays and is inspired by the Amish.
Negative Content- In the beginning of the book, Shannon is a bit rebellious (like wanting a tattoo); Kids drink beer.
Sexual Content- Ezra kisses Shannon
quite a few times, kinda detailed.
-Shannon McNamara
P.O.V. of Shannon
265 pages
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P.O.V. of Shannon
265 pages
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While I liked this book, I honestly
cannot stand the cover. (Shannon is described having copper colored hair) I
found it totally different from “normal” Amish books (i.e. Beverly Lewis, Cindy
Woodsmall, Amy Clipston), but a good different.
Now, I bit of a story (‘cause I know
y’all like those. :) ) I got my copy from Book Fun to review, the next day I
found out I won a copy from the author, Melody Carlson, so I have an extra copy
to giveaway! A “Thank you for 5000 page views!” kind of giveaway! I can only ship to the USA, sorry y'all.
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*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
*I received
this book for free from Book Fun for this honest review.
would love to win a copy!
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A Simple Song by Melody Carson was amazing! I will have to check this one out. :)
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