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A Lancaster County Christmas (2011)

by Suzanne Woods Fisher(Favorite Author)

4.16 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group

review 1: I don't read a lot of books about the Amish, however, A Lancaster County Christmas, was a relaxing and thoroughly enjoyable Christmas story. The Characters were strongly developed and easy to relate to. I truly enjoyed Mattie's wisdom and the love both Sol and CJ had for their ladies. Danny was a too smart for his own good six year old and Zach was trying to become a man sooner rather than later. Jamie was a mess emotionally due to a lack of real love from her father. Together they made a team of respect and love for one another.And wouldn't you know, neither the Amish family nor the English had all the answers. Discoveries and things to think about were freely given in exchange and isn't that what the real meaning of Christmas is. This was a very thought pro... morevoking story and very well written. I enjoyed reading about these two very different families and the discoveries they each made during one very cold Christmas weekend.
review 2: I read almost 200 books a year, and this novella was one of 2013's most stinky. The plot was a mess, filled with inconsistencies. The main character was an immature sociopath who admittedly should not have children & doom them to a life of therapy. A boy goes missing in the middle of a snowstorm & his loving cousin takes a car out for a joyride, then SUDDENLY realizes that his cousin is missing. And cars stuck in icy ponds are pretty much doomed for the wrecking yard. Finally, if you start hearing a real voices talking to you, you may want to seek the help of a good psychiatrist. Hearing voices is not normal, folks. It was just a hot mess. less

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