*** Three stars. Amish Fiction. Heartwarming story of Cheryl Cooper in doing her best detective work to help her Amish friend Levi find the land deed for his newly inherited property. Well written with some unexpected twists and turns. Recommended for light reading in the Sugarcreek Amish Mysteries series.

I enjoyed reading this book because it was easy to read. Also, the book tells about how Miguel met his best friend Dante.

This is a biography of George Washington covering his personal, military and political life concentrating on little known facts and debunking some that we have always thought true. It's a well written book, easy to read. I recommend it as it portrays Washington as a human, not perfect.

This book was labeled as young adult fiction, but I genuinely think anyone who likes stories about college-aged people learning about themselves and connections with others. The story was told from the alternating perspectives. One belonged to college freshman Penny, who is quirky, but not in an annoying manic pixie dream girl way. Her voice was fresh, funny, and real. The other perspective belonged to 21 year old Sam. His voice was distinct from Penny's, and I enjoyed following their individual struggles, as well as the unique ways their stories intertwine. This book was a great beach read that I highly recommend to people of all ages.

The book was good but sad at the end.

This book starts off so interesting. A man is traveling alone and is approached with a woman who wants to take his identity so she can escape death. He becomes so enthralled by this woman who drugs him and steals his passport that he just has to meet up with her again. She later abducts him and brings him to a very fat woman who used to know his aunt. Then it just gets very boring-in my opinion...

The book was okay.It dragged in spots

Danielle Steele paints a portrait of life in America during the 1920,s through the cultural changes of the 60,s. She depicts four generations of women in one family, their motherhood, tragedies and victories. I would recommend this novel if you like historical fiction. For me it was inspirational, heartwarming, rich in detail and character driven. *****

Great historical fiction centered on the actual newspaper ads listed in southern newspapers searching for lost family members following the abolition of slavery. The story dovetails the life of a former slave and the life of a present day teacher in Augustine, Louisiana. As their stories progress, though 100 years apart, the connections between the two are made with the discovery of a hidden book.

Grace is God's unmerited favor. Grace is freely given to us by God.God saved us and called us to a holy calling. His grace is not according to our works. Grace is given according to his purpose.