Anna's Crossing

from Mizroady

So many Amish fiction books are set in the present time. This one is unique in that it is historical Amish fiction. The Charming Nancy was a real ship that actually crossed the Atlantic in 1737 with a group of Amish and Mennonite believers coming to America. They sailed from Rotterdam in April an...

from alekee

With Anna's Crossing we are starting at the beginning of Amish in America. We see a glimpse at how they live in Europe before they take the long dangerous trip to freedom of religion, and yet we see that even coming here isn't always a guarantee. We meet Anna, as she gets ready for her reluctant ...

from Lindz2012

This is mostly about how it was dealing with how the Amish came to America. It really tells the story of what happens on a ocean crossing. To extent that it gives what it like when Amish and other were traveling to the New World for their freedom. You do not go into it expecting what is to happen...

from Virginia51

I loved the characters. I liked Anna and Bairn but I loved Felix.. I really hope there will be more about Felix as he gets older. It was interesting to have the whole story on the ship. I don't think I could have handled the crossing. People then we're very brave. I received this book from Revell...

from claudia.castenir

Fans of Amish fiction and historical fiction alike will enjoy the time spent between the covers of Anna's Crossing. I received my copy late due to a recent winter storm's impact on mail delivery. Therefore I had to read through it in three day's time in order to review it during the author's blog...