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An Amish Cinderella
by Shelley Shepard Gray, Shelley Shepard Gray
adventurous
funny
hopeful
inspiring
relaxing
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
Quickie Review---Keep in mind I sometimes include spoilers, so proceed at your own risk. Thank you.
An Amish Cinderella is the third book in the "Amish of Apple Creek" and the moment that I saw the title and read the blurb, I instantly bought it. I knew very quickly that I wanted to read this one here. I absolutely adored what this author delivered within this book. If you want a sweet poignant take on Cinderella with the Amish twist, then this one must be on your list. I had such a fun time with this one. From everyone with the heroine, her relationship with her father, and the romance that develops between herself and her father's apprentice "Clayton". And we have some fun times with all the little creatures she befriends. There is a focus of healing and dealing with grief and finding love along the way. There is also such a calm vibe to the story that you normally find in an Amish romance. And there is low relationship angst, so that is another plus for it. Definitely an easy romance to relax into. Highly recommend for any readers that don't mind closed door, a slight spiritual focus or a sweet romantic relationship being developed.
An Amish Cinderella is the third book in the "Amish of Apple Creek" and the moment that I saw the title and read the blurb, I instantly bought it. I knew very quickly that I wanted to read this one here. I absolutely adored what this author delivered within this book. If you want a sweet poignant take on Cinderella with the Amish twist, then this one must be on your list. I had such a fun time with this one. From everyone with the heroine, her relationship with her father, and the romance that develops between herself and her father's apprentice "Clayton". And we have some fun times with all the little creatures she befriends. There is a focus of healing and dealing with grief and finding love along the way. There is also such a calm vibe to the story that you normally find in an Amish romance. And there is low relationship angst, so that is another plus for it. Definitely an easy romance to relax into. Highly recommend for any readers that don't mind closed door, a slight spiritual focus or a sweet romantic relationship being developed.