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Loading... The Preacher's Daughter (2005)by Beverly Lewis
None. I had read this series several years ago and really loved it. The author describes the lives of the Amish so well that I thought it would be such a nice way to live! ( )Another good start for another series by Beverly Lewis. Annie's pen pal in Colorado is not only an Englisher, but one from a wealthy family who would spare no expense for their daughter's wedding. She was right in calling it off and trying to find herself in a simpler world. Louisa doesn't abandon everything, but still makes an effort to fit into Annie's world. I liked that Annie's friend, Esther, was the first of the three main characters to come to real faith in the Lord. The Preacher's Daughter is a heart warming, heart-breaking view of Amish life from the eyes of a young Amish woman. Annie has always felt apart from the main sect but when her California pen pal comes to visit all comes to the forefront. She is torn between her "English" art, friends and the Mennonite side of her family and her father, the Preacher of their community. Add in a years old mystery and you have the makings of a beautifully written trilogy. A beautiful look into the life of the Amish people, their beliefs and their culture, written from one who grew up in that atmosphere. At times, their ways were almost not believable. The friendship between Annie and Louisa was very real and gives good opportunity to see differing lifestyles side-by-side. Each character had situations that were identifiable to the reader. Simple tale of friendship begun by two girls living very far apart, living very different lives, yet united by their singular love of art no reviews | add a review
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