Sweet

Sweet story. Too many mundane details. Some of the best possible interactive moments are left out of the series. At the end of one book, you think you’re going to see the culmination of an event or relationship only to find that they’ve skipped past it in the next book. Why leave these out?

The narrator is good but not great. She could speak with the Pennsylvania Dutch accent, but doesn’t. And her representation of ethnic groups didn’t carry those tones of voice or nuances either. Great narrators can do this well and it adds to the richness of the story. Since they are painting the scene for you with their voices, it’s very important that they portray them accurately. Her acting is good, not great. More depth of feeling would improve her performance.

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picking up dropped stitches

thank you for this book.. I too have had my own dropped stitches.. I know this story will be a blessing to many we've also had dropped stitches!

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I loved the incorporation of using Psalm 23

I loved the story many times it spoke to me I really loved the characters

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Stitches in Time

Book 2 was just as good as Book 1. If you enjoy light Amish books then don't pass this series by!

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Great continuing of the first book

Fantastic!

This book is based about 3-4 years after the ending of the first book.

It, once again, touched on some hard subjects; every day life lessons.

It is a must read, but if you haven’t read the first book... you must!