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It's that time again. #5JoysFriday @DebinHawaii It has been a very busy week.
1. My baked goods are doing really well at my markets.
2. I sold some cross stich bookmarks. There still are readers out there
3. I sold a diamond painting journal and bookmark
4. I sold a fantasy art painting on a piece of wood
5. My market in Eganville is opening today. I'm the new administrator, and it's been work with the new location

Cute little teen-type of clean romance stories. Stories were so similar that I read the 1st 2, then bailed. It was odd to have a glossary to understand the Amish words & phrases used in the stories; however, it probably added to the authenticity of the text? Enjoyed.

I really enjoyed reading this book. This is book one in the series. It had a lot of twists and turns in it. I couldn‘t put it down. This book grabs you from the very first page. I would recommend this book.

Happy Reading Everyone!

This was a nice Amish story. It's been a while since I've last read one. There was a touch of suspense to this, while still having a focus on a romance. A lot of time was covered in the book, so it felt like some things were a little rushed. But I really enjoyed the story and finished it within a day.

Read this in one day. Last book in The Brides of Lancaster County. Rachel is in love with Silas. The only problem is, he's in love with her older sister, Ana and thinks Rachel is a little kid. When Ana leaves the Amish faith, will Silas realize Rachel is grown up? Can he ever trust someone again?
4.5⭐

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Mini getaway planned for next month ~ AirBnB w/ hot tub booked ☑️, wine ☑️ which books to bring ❓❓❓. Of the ones pictured, I‘ll leaning towards the tagged book. (because it is the oldest🤦🏼‍♀️)

🏡 2006
📘 Tagged: Plain and Fancy

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The third book in the 'Brides of Lancaster County' by Wanda E. Brunstetter. Plain and Fancy was well written. Laura is from Minnesota and goes to Designing School in Pennsylvania. She meets Eli Holder, who is Amish. Eli has not joined church, yet, bc he hasn't meet the woman he wants to spend the rest of his life with. That doesn't matter to his mother. She thinks Pauline is the perfect wife for Eli After Eli and Laura meet, they try ⬇️