A Big Sky Novel: Along Wooded Paths : A Big Sky Novel (Paperback)

from Sugarpeach

I can't stop thinking how stunning this novel is! I love it. It doesn't romanticize the Amish people, but instead portrays them with their weaknesses and struggles. I read that Amish people don't favor bonnet fiction much because they are usually portrayed as super holy with hardly any problems. ...

from khiemstra631

This is book two in a trilogy although I read it first and have no read the first book. (I feel no burning desire to do so at this point.) I saw the book on OverDrive and thought it sounded good so I downloaded it. It's not the typical Amish romance novel because it takes place in Montana in a gr...

from LisCarey

Marianna Sommer has moved with her Amish family from Indiana to Montana, where they have found a much closer cooperation between their fellow Amish and the Englisch whom, in Indiana, they would have mostly avoided. The man Marianna has long planned to marry, Aaron Zook, has stayed in Indiana, bui...

from BrokenTeepee

This is the second book of a trilogy; I reviewed the first, Beside Still Waters and enjoyed meeting the characters. In this second chapter Marianna Sommer finds herself in Montana living in an Amish community that lives comfortably with its Englisch neighbors. This would be nigh on impossible bac...

from Sugarpeach

I can't stop thinking how stunning this novel is! I love it. It doesn't romanticize the Amish people, but instead portrays them with their weaknesses and struggles. I read that Amish people don't favor bonnet fiction much because they are usually portrayed as super holy with hardly any problems. ...