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I received a free copy of "An Amish Garden" from Booklook Bloggers in exchange for my honest review.

"An Amish Garden" is a collection of 4 novellas: "Rooted in Love" by Beth Wiseman, "Flowers for Rachael" by Kathleen Fuller, "Seeds of Love" by Tricia Goyer, and "Where Healing Blooms" by Vannetta Chapman. They are not tied to each other than they all deal with Amish communities and the central theme of gardens. Each of the stories has a glossary at the beginning telling the Amish terms used in the story and a Reading Group Guide at the end. There are also recipes at the back of the book.

"Rooted in Love" was my favorite of the stories in the book. It is about Rosemary Lantz struggling to take care of her family after her mother's death. Saul Petersheim dated her for 3 months when they were teenagers before Rosemary suddenly broke up with him. He still loves her and continues to ask her out, but she has a reason for turning him down and he can never find out. When Saul starts helping Rosemary start her garden, will they find a way back to the love they once shared?

In "Flowers for Rachael", Rachael Bontrager comes to take care of her grandfather after his stroke. She has a way with flowers and loves working in her garden. She wishes for more than friendship with her neighbor, Gideon Beiler, but knows that that will never happen. Besides, she's too busy trying to make enough money to keep food on the table. Gideon loved Rachael from the moment she moved in next door, but he's too shy to tell her. His sister tries to help, but will she make it even worse? When Rachael's garden and her life are a shambles, will she realize that she can't do everything on her own, but allow others to help her and know that God is in control?

"Seeds of Love" tells Sadie Chupp's story. She has just moved to Montana to live with her aunt and uncle following the deaths of her mother and father. She brings with her the heirloom tomato seeds passed down from generation to generation, the only thing she has left of them. She struggles to know how best to garden in this new area and Eli Plank offers to help. He is a traveling bachelor scribe writing for "The Budget", but his family is in the seed business and he's done his share of gardening. As they work together, they forge a relationship, but will a miscommunication trample the seedling of love they have grown?

Emma Hochstetter's past year has been difficult with the deaths of both her father-in-law and her husband, Ben. She is glad for the strength and help of her friend and neighbor, Danny Eicher. Danny and Emma had dated before he decided to travel for "The Budget", but now she is a grandmother and too old for romance. She finds a runaway teen in her barn and the Bishop asks her to shelter a mother and her young sons. When her mother-in-law reveals a long hidden secret, will they all be able to find a way to build a place "Where Healing Blooms" ?

I enjoy Amish stories and these were no exception. I did find it sort of unusual for Amish stories with the amount of kissing the characters did. Normally in Amish stories, they can barely be alone together or hold hands before they are married. It made these stories seem more like contemporary romances (other than the lack of technology). There was also one instance in the last story where it says Ben instead of Danny. On the whole, I enjoyed "An Amish Garden" and would recommend them to those who enjoy clean romances. It is nice to be able to read a story in an evening without guilt of it taking all day to do it!


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An Amish Garden Beth Wiseman Kathleen Fuller Tricia Goyer 9781401689797 Books Reviews

Rooted in Love, By Beth Wiseman

Emma finds a runaway in her barn. The bishop asks her to help others in need. Will Emma open her heart to love again?

Flowers for Rachel Kathleen Fuller

Rachel is trying to take care of her grandfather. She finds her garden destroyed one day though.

Rachel depends on that garden. Can Rachel learn to accept the help that she needs from their neighbor Gideon?

Seeds of Love, By Tricia Goyer

A corporation shows interest in Sadie’s heirloom seeds that belonged to her parents.

These seeds mean so much to Sadie. Eli offers to help Sadie not knowing that

he would break her heart.

Rooted in Love’ By Beth Wisemen

Rosemary is trying to do the best that she can to run the family household.

Rosemary is not good at the one thing that could provide fresh vegetables and

fruit for the family gardening. Seth offers to help Rosemary get a garden

started. Rosemary keeps turning him down. Will Rosemary learn to

accept the help that is being offered?

5 stars!

I loved this book
'An Amish Garden' was written by four amazing Amish fiction authors, Beth Wiseman, Vannetta Chapman, Kathleen Fuller, and Tricia Goyer, containing four short story novellas written individually by each other. Inside the collection book, each novella starts begins with a glossary of Amish words for that short story and ends with group guide for that novella. Plus, at the end of the collection there is recipes!

No matter the reading the material written by either of these four ladies, a reader can not go wrong in their selection.

What a cute short story "Rooted in Love" was by Beth Wiseman.
Any reader should be able to relate to this story. Your heart loves the other person you want to spend the rest of your life with, but can you get what you heard out of your mind and get your mind on the same page as your heart?

Five years Saul has waited for a second chance with Rosemary. Rosemary has had a life event that changed her life since she called off her first relationship court with Saul, but she's hold a secret from him that was her reasoning.
Can she tell him the secret? Will they have a second chance courtship?
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Ladies!! Do you need something for the man in your life to get the hint that you want him to romance you? Then "Flowers for Rachael" by Kathleen Fuller is your answer; it is a short story for him to read. All the stories in this collect, 'An Amish Garden', may also help. Although, this one really gets to the point and you yourself can even do this, too.
I was so engrossed by this story that I did not want to see it end. More importantly I wanted to know what happened to the one animal in the story; I know, I know an animal c'mon you are to be more worried about what happens to the main characters who are human.
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In "Seeds of Love" by Tricia Goyer, she sends us back to West Kootenai, Montana with new bachelors in this short story. The biggest message in this short story was Trust and "'For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me and for the gospel will save it.'"+* Tricia Goyer quoted from the Bible.

Sadie Chupp has relocated herself from Indiana to her Uncle, Aunt, and cousins' place in West Kootenai, after her sisters sold their parents property. Sadie brought with her her mother's special heirloom tomatoes, that have been passed down in the family for generations.
Eli Plank is the new bachelor to the area of the area. He comes from a family business of gardening and is a scribe of The Budget as he travels to Amish communities.
After a morning of misunderstanding in the presence of her cousins, he immediately befriends Sadie to help her with her tomato garden since Montana's climate is different from Indiana's.
When a visitor from the past comes to visit West Kootenai, Montana, will Sadie still trust Eli? Will all be lost?

I cant tell you the answer to those questions, you'll have to get the book to find out. And trust me, get the whole novella collection 'An Amish Garden' you will be glad you did.

+*Goyer, Tricia (2014-03-18). An Amish Garden (p. 279). Thomas Nelson. Edition.
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"Where Healing Blooms" by Vannetta Chapman was different, in a good way, than most Amish books that I have read, but don't let that fool you. The main two characters are two widowed women, related by marriage. Daughter-in-law, Emma and mother-in-law, Mary Ann live in the same house that they have shared since Emma married into the Hochstetter family. Now it is just the two of them taking care of each other and the property. The neighbor man, Danny Eicher, whom is friend of the family, keeps a helping eye on the two of them and helps in the garden. But is there someone else on the property?

Mary Ann Hochstetter was my favorite character. Yes, she was old and wise, but she was so funny that one would not have thought she was old as what she was in the book just by reading it. And she had a secret up her sleeve as well. She revealed it at just the right time
I received a free copy of "An Amish Garden" from Booklook Bloggers in exchange for my honest review.

"An Amish Garden" is a collection of 4 novellas "Rooted in Love" by Beth Wiseman, "Flowers for Rachael" by Kathleen Fuller, "Seeds of Love" by Tricia Goyer, and "Where Healing Blooms" by Vannetta Chapman. They are not tied to each other than they all deal with Amish communities and the central theme of gardens. Each of the stories has a glossary at the beginning telling the Amish terms used in the story and a Reading Group Guide at the end. There are also recipes at the back of the book.

"Rooted in Love" was my favorite of the stories in the book. It is about Rosemary Lantz struggling to take care of her family after her mother's death. Saul Petersheim dated her for 3 months when they were teenagers before Rosemary suddenly broke up with him. He still loves her and continues to ask her out, but she has a reason for turning him down and he can never find out. When Saul starts helping Rosemary start her garden, will they find a way back to the love they once shared?

In "Flowers for Rachael", Rachael Bontrager comes to take care of her grandfather after his stroke. She has a way with flowers and loves working in her garden. She wishes for more than friendship with her neighbor, Gideon Beiler, but knows that that will never happen. Besides, she's too busy trying to make enough money to keep food on the table. Gideon loved Rachael from the moment she moved in next door, but he's too shy to tell her. His sister tries to help, but will she make it even worse? When Rachael's garden and her life are a shambles, will she realize that she can't do everything on her own, but allow others to help her and know that God is in control?

"Seeds of Love" tells Sadie Chupp's story. She has just moved to Montana to live with her aunt and uncle following the deaths of her mother and father. She brings with her the heirloom tomato seeds passed down from generation to generation, the only thing she has left of them. She struggles to know how best to garden in this new area and Eli Plank offers to help. He is a traveling bachelor scribe writing for "The Budget", but his family is in the seed business and he's done his share of gardening. As they work together, they forge a relationship, but will a miscommunication trample the seedling of love they have grown?

Emma Hochstetter's past year has been difficult with the deaths of both her father-in-law and her husband, Ben. She is glad for the strength and help of her friend and neighbor, Danny Eicher. Danny and Emma had dated before he decided to travel for "The Budget", but now she is a grandmother and too old for romance. She finds a runaway teen in her barn and the Bishop asks her to shelter a mother and her young sons. When her mother-in-law reveals a long hidden secret, will they all be able to find a way to build a place "Where Healing Blooms" ?

I enjoy Amish stories and these were no exception. I did find it sort of unusual for Amish stories with the amount of kissing the characters did. Normally in Amish stories, they can barely be alone together or hold hands before they are married. It made these stories seem more like contemporary romances (other than the lack of technology). There was also one instance in the last story where it says Ben instead of Danny. On the whole, I enjoyed "An Amish Garden" and would recommend them to those who enjoy clean romances. It is nice to be able to read a story in an evening without guilt of it taking all day to do it!