Reviews by Stephanie P
The Lightkeeper's Daughter
On 12/26 Stephanie P wrote: I’ve seen several of Colleen Coble’s books in my catalogs and in bookstores, but I’ve passed them by, because most of them are written in today’s time period. And you all know how much I love that setting… ;-)When I was given a chance to review The Lightkeeper’s Daughter, set in the early ... The Lightkeeper's Daughter by Colleen Coble
An Amish Christmas
On 12/9 Stephanie P wrote: I finally had a chance to read An Amish Christmas, three short stories written by Kathleen Fuller, Beth Wiseman, and Barbara Cameron.Because I had already read books by Kathleen and Beth, I almost flipped to the end to read the last story in the book by Barbara. For some reason, I changed my mind and ... Review: An Amish Christmas by Fuller, Wiseman, and Cameron
The Busy People's Fast and Frugal Cookbook
On 10/3 Stephanie P wrote: Have you ever thought that cooking with more healthy options was just too expensive? When Dawn Hall realized how difficult it was becoming to stretch her grocery budget just so she could eat healthier, she decided to write the Busy People’s Fast & Frugal Cookbook, for those who were struggling ... Busy People's Fast & Frugal Cookbook by Dawn Hall
Plain Promise
On 9/22 Stephanie P wrote: I'm always so disappointed when a book doesn't meet with my expectations; when a publisher's recap makes the book sound interesting to me...but the actual story has so many more facets that it's just not what I would normally read. By the end of chapter 4, I was already wondering what kind of a review ... Plain Promise by Beth Wiseman
A Man of His Word
On 8/17 Stephanie P wrote: Ahh, another “Amish” book. I didn’t really like the cover design, but I’ve always tried to remember the often-true saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” I’m glad I kept those words in mind… A Man of His Word was really good!... A Man of His Word by Kathleen Fuller
Skeeter and the Mystery of the Lost Mosquito Treasure (DVD)
On 2/27 Stephanie P wrote: Skeeter and the Mystery of the Lost Mosquito Treasure is part of Max Lucado’s Hermie and Friends series.Surprisingly, my 2 ½ year old sat and watched the entire movie with me. I did not think it would hold her attention, but she seemed to enjoy it. Obviously, at 2 ½, I’m sure she did not understand... Skeeter and the Mystery of the Lost Mosquito Treasure
Rex
On 2/17 Stephanie P wrote: When I saw this book, my interest was immediately piqued, as my young nephew has been diagnosed with autism. You can't help but admire Cathleen and her tireless journey of advocating for her son. Only those with a special needs child could truly understand and appreciate the commitment it takes. ... Looking beyond disablities!!