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Yes they only do paper books. I have my 2nd book coming from there.
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Plain Wisdom: An Invitation into an Amish Home and the Hearts of Two Women and The Bridge of Peace. This was on Jan 15
Thanks Lorie! I just requested Plain Wisdom: An Invitation into an Amish Home and the Hearts of Two Women since I already purchased The Bridge of Peace on my kindle.
Bummer I missed those! I have a book in the mail from them but its not an Amish read which is okay I need to read other stuff from time to time. :p
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I'm not sure. I've been watching that site for a couple of months now and this is the first time that I have seen Amish fiction books.
Looks like a good site, the UK clearly needs something like this!Question: is it Books for Blogging or Blogging for Books? I'm confused :P
I have not done a review for them yet but I have for others. I usually copy the book summary from Good Reads then I add a paragraph or two of my summary and a final paragraph of my personal thought and comments about the book.
I think that they want reviews of 200 words or longer. But I'm not 100% sure about that.
I normally like to do about 250 words for a review, but normally go over 400. Here is a link to a word counter that I use.
Diane U wrote: "I just got Waiting for Morning by Karen Kingsbury. It is available in e-book or print!"Eh I started that one a month or so ago and I am only a chapter in and put it down just not liking it. I need to pick it back up and see if I can get into it more.
I am interested to see how you like it once you start reading it.
I figured that it was a Karen Kingbury book so it can't be bad. I'll let you know what I think when I start it.
It was not bad the writing was great but it looks to be a deep book which is fine but at the time I was not in the mood for that. Like I said I just need to pick it back up and read a few more chapters and see if I can get into it.
Abbie wrote: "It was not bad the writing was great but it looks to be a deep book which is fine but at the time I was not in the mood for that. Like I said I just need to pick it back up and read a few more chap..."Oh I understand. It's like reading too many Jodi Picoult books, you need a break with something light.
Hi gals. I don't know if this is the place to post this. I also posted it as a general comment. Zondervan is giving away 15 advance reader copies of Falling to Pieces ... better hurry though. Bet they'll go fast. Details here. : )
Oh, thanks Vannetta! I signed up! I watched the book preview on Amazon for Falling to Pieces: A Quilt Shop Murder and it looks really interesting! I cannot wait to read it! :)
Either way, I'll be reading it! I LOVE murder mysteries and I love Amish fiction! My favorite things combined. :)
If anyone doesn't get a paper copy of this book, I know that NetGalley have ebooks available for review :)
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Falling to Pieces (other topics)Waiting for Morning (other topics)
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I think that they only do paper books.