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A place to call home [text (large print)] : an Amish romance
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Byler, Linda, author. 1https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjGcv8W8XkXhPWXQvdVHRX
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Letra grande
Abstract:
"Running her own bakery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania keeps Mary busy but she continues to struggle with anxiety that is sometimes crushing. She's still questioning her Amish upbringing, too. At a hymn singing, Mary meets Steve, but their fledgling relationship is interrupted when she learns that her father has been in an accident and she must return home to rural New York to care for him. Tending to her strict father stretches Mary nearly to the breaking point. Will they ever be able to really love and respect each other? And how can Mary even begin to know God's will for her live when she's not even sure she knows who God is?"-- back cover.
Tema:
| Amish -- Fiction. |
| Bakeries -- Fiction. |
| Man-woman relationships -- Fiction. |
| Fathers -- Fiction. |
| Rural families -- Fiction. |
| Anxiety -- Fiction. |
| Large type books. |
| Christian fiction. |
| Amish -- Romans, nouvelles, etc. |
| Pères -- Romans, nouvelles, etc. |
| Livres en gros caractères. |
| Roman chrétien. |
| Familles rurales -- Romans, nouvelles, etc. |
| Lancaster (Pa.) -- Fiction. |
| New York (State) -- Fiction. |
| New York (État) -- Romans, nouvelles, etc. |
| large print books. |
| Romance fiction. |
| Novels. |
| Romans. |
| Romans chrétiens. |
Summary:
"Running her own bakery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania keeps Mary busy but she continues to struggle with anxiety that is sometimes crushing. She's still questioning her Amish upbringing, too. At a hymn singing, Mary meets Steve, but their fledgling relationship is interrupted when she learns that her father has been in an accident and she must return home to rural New York to care for him. Tending to her strict father stretches Mary nearly to the breaking point. Will they ever be able to really love and respect each other? And how can Mary even begin to know God's will for her live when she's not even sure she knows who God is?"--
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