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Bhandari Bhaiya

bhandari bhaiya....................
         bhandari bhaiya.......................
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Book Reviews

1.)                                                 A Lancaster County Christmas  

I was surprised by how much I LOVED this one.The "English" Fitzpatrick family, Jaime and C.J. and their search-and-rescue dog, Tucker. And the Amish Riehl family, Sol, Mattie, Danny, and Zach.  Jaime and C.J. are stranded with the Riehl family after a bizarre car accident: her new car rolled down the hill and straight into a pond. The car accident plus a few additional snow storms have made it unlikely they'll be able to make it to their own holiday plans. So this outsider couple will be spending Christmas with strangers. Neither is particularly familiar with the Amish culture, so it proves interesting at times.

Jaime is worried about her marriage and her career. She is desperately unhappy in her job; her creative dreams are not being met. And she's so very, very certain that her husband is having an affair. Sol and Mattie are struggling with the same issues, for the most part, though in different ways. They have spent years trying to have a family and so far they've just had one child and one miscarriage. Both want a large family; both have so much love to give and a big need to give that love to a child.

Zach's struggles bring back his own struggles as a teen. But he worries that Danny will learn all the wrong lessons from Zach.  And then there's Zach....

This one is such a compelling read! I loved the characters, the writing, and the story itself.

2.)                                                   Where God Finds You

For those that do read biblical fiction, this one will prove interesting I believe. It will also be good for those that do enjoy devotional reading.

Usually occurring just minutes or hours away from a miracle, revelation, or realization. Most capture  or try to capture a person's wonder of God. But the entries are not solely fictional. Each entry also includes the passage of Scripture the story is drawn from, personal reflection from Anita Higman, and reflective questions. Not every devotional includes questions for the readers after every entry, but, I think it works. I think they can help the reader make a deeper connection with the text (the Bible) and its author. Perhaps realizing that these men and women did in fact exist, and these were ordinary men and women whom God used to reveal His glory.

bhandari bhaiya.............................
                           bhandari bhaiya.............................
                                                   bhandari.............................