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Little Amish Matchmaker (2014)

by Linda Byler(Favorite Author)

3.43 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

1299972519 (ISBN13: 9781299972513)

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English

genre

Romance

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Good Books

review 1: Title: THE LITTLE AMISH MATCHMAKERAuthor: Linda BylerPublisher: GoodReadsSeptember 2012ISBN: 978-1561487769Genre: AmishIsaac thinks his pretty Amish teacher, Catherine, and his big brother, Simon, would be a perfect fit. Isaac takes matters into his own hands, determined to give his brother the best Christmas present ever—a date with his favorite schoolteacher. Simon can't stop thinking about the pretty Amish teacher at the local one-room school. But he's ignored the sparks between them because he's so shy. So Simon's little brother, Isaac, takes matters into his own hands. He's determined to give his brother the best Christmas present ever—a date with his favorite teacher. THE LITTLE AMISH MATCHMAKER is a really cute Amish Christmas story. Fans of Amish fiction w... moreill want to read this one! It is short, with big print, easy to read in a day, and it is hardcover, making it ideal for gifts. I inhaled this book. The story is told through Isaac's Point of view, and sometimes there is author intrusion as the author tells us what Isaac doesn't know. Such as two Amish women gossiping on line, or when Sim sends a gift to Catherine... Fans of Amish fiction will definitely want to pick up a copy of THE LITTLE AMISH MATCHMAKER today. $14.95. 187 pages
review 2: Linda Byler has written a very cute story about the younger brother matchmaking his brother, Sim, with his teacher, Catherine. Sim and Catherine seem quite stubborn and uncooperative. Will Isaac finally give up on them ever getting together or will he remain persistent to the end?I enjoyed seeing the one-room Amish school children preparing for their annual Christmas play and program for their families. It was very touching for Isaac to be so concerned about Ruthie and her stuttering problem. He shows a very compassionate heart...not something you always see in children that age. It was refreshing to witness the assistance he and his friends gave her. This is a very quick read at only 88 pages. It can easily be finished in one sitting. One thing of interest that I noticed was the women wearing a kerchief to bed at night instead of their kapp. This was done so that if the woman felt the need to pray all during the night, her head would be properly covered. Many books show the females brushing their hair out at night for their husbands and leaving it uncovered. I wonder if that differs for the various Amish districts. less

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