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![]() None No current Talk conversations about this book. Baxter Family Sunrise Series 4 I like how this series makes people accept what happens in their lives by being reminded that it is part of the big picture God has planned for them. The father has to deal with selling the family home which is a common problem for many families. I liked how the idea of memories is more important but the way it was all resolved was too "happily ever after" for me. Amazed at how well Kari dealt with the suicide girl that played a part in her first marriage. Bailey seemed too good in her feelings and dealings with boyfriends. Impressed with how Ashley dealt with the pregnancy being another boy but not the ending with the girl baby. Liked the way Luke had to own up to his part on the marriage being on the rocks. "The power of a family's love and the healing miracle of redemption" Sunset, Sunrise Series #4 by Karen Kingsbury John Baxter has to sell the family home before he remarries. Other members of the family rely on their faith to get them through their lives. The Christmas play is underway and many in the family have gone through the trials in hopes to be selected. The story also follows Cody who is in the Afghanistan area fighting in the war and he ask for God's help also. Many births, weddings, deaths and everyday life experiences. Scriptures are quoted throughout the book. Spiritual and devotional: great combination. Pretty awesome ending for these three series. The saga continues, however .for Bailey, Cody and Tim in the Take One etc. series, The other reviewers pretty much echoed my feelings on this book. no reviews | add a review
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