A Love for Leah

from Virginia51

I loved this second book of this series. This was very interesting to see how she showered how someone left the Amish to become English and then to become Mennonite. The author really shows how Leah and Jamie work things out. She also does well in showing how Peter is helped also. I did not want ...

from Maydacat

Leah was raised Amish, but left the community with her twin sister. Leah was only intending to be gone a short while, to keep an eye on her sister, but it didn't work out that way. It's ironic that, years later, her sister returns to the Amish faith, but Leah, having experienced other ways to wor...

from alekee

I loved the second book in this series, and yes you can read alone, but I enjoyed being back with this family that I have really come to know through the words of the author, Amy Lillard. The first book was Hannah's and we continue with parts of her life here, but this story is mainly about her t...

from Harley0326

I really enjoyed reading the difference between the Amish and Mennonites. I didn't realize how much more modern thinking the Mennonites were. It was so interesting to get to know more about their culture. There is a saying I have heard before that fits this story perfectly. The saying is "Opposit...

from Kris_Anderson

A Love for Leah by Amy Lillard is the second book in The Amish of Pontotoc series. Leah Gingerich is opening Twice Blessed, a secondhand store on Main Street in Pontotoc, Mississippi. Leah is an independent Mennonite woman with forward thinking ideas. Jamie Stoltzfus and his nephew, Peter have mo...