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If identical twins traded places... what could go wrong? Each knows nothing about the other's world. Amish girl, Emma, was raised by her grandmother and is quiet and shy, whereas the bold and confident Isobel was raised by her mother away from the Amish community. Desperately wanting to please her twin, Emma agrees to Isobel's far-fetched plan to swap places. What Emma didn't figure on was the disaster that would follow when Isobel met a certain young Amish man. Could a man come between the newly-reunited twins and destroy their relationship forever?
The matchmakers have their eyes on romance—and in this small Amish community, no one is safe. Their sights are first set on plain, independent Willow, who’s shocked when her parents try to marry her off to bachelor Samuel. But can she and Samuel evade their parents’ meddling long enough to find love on their own? Then there’s Valerie, a widow who’s never recovered from losing the man she really loved. Now at her friend’s urging, she and Ed have one last chance to find their own happiness…if they can revive the spark that once promised a lifetime of love.
Daisy is convinced she has found the man she will marry, but what does he think about it? Will the new man cause a falling out between the Amish twin sisters? Nancy, the twins' mother is up to her old matchmaking tricks. When Daisy suddenly meets a man from out of town, Nancy's plans are thrown into disarray, but she must act quickly when she notices that the other twin, Lily, is keeping bad company. Does Daisy have to choose between the man she loves and staying in the same town as her family? Will Lily see that her man is totally unsuitable? Will either of the twins ever follow their mother's advice?
How to find the locations used for movies and television shows, from the belltower in "Vertigo" to the baseball field in "Field of Dreams."
Brighten up the holidays with “sweet tales of innocent love among the Amish in two Missouri hamlets, Cedar Creek and Willow Ridge” (Publishers Weekly). Delicious holiday treat recipes included! “The Christmas Visitors” For spirited Martha Coblentz and her twin Mary, the snow has delivered the perfect holiday and birthday present to their door—handsome brothers Nate and Bram Kanagy. But when unforeseen trouble interrupts their season’s good cheer, it will take unexpected intervention—and sudden understanding—to give all four the blessing of a lifetime . . . “Kissing the Bishop” As the year’s first snow settles, Nazareth Hooley and her sister are given a heaven-sent chance to help newly widowed Tom Hostetler tend his home. But when her hope that she and Tom can build on the caring between them seems a dream forever out of reach, Nazareth discovers that faith and love can make any miracle possible . . . Praise for the Seasons of the Heart series “Hubbard writes Amish stories with style and grace.” —RT Book Reviews “Fans of Amish fiction will love the Seasons of the Heart series.” —Marta Perry, national bestselling author “A heartwarming new voice for fans of Beverly Lewis.” —Emma Miller, author of An Amish Mystery series
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What trouble can a couple of twin sisters get into? The answer is a lot, especially when the only thing they have in common is their appearance. Amish girl, Emma, was raised by her grandmother and is quiet and shy, whereas the bold and confident Isobel was raised by her mother who was estranged from the Amish community. The twins, separated at birth, meet for the first time on their eighteenth birthday. Isobel has boy troubles and convinces Emma to secretly exchange places. Desperately wanting to please the twin she's longed to meet, Emma agrees to change places for six months. What will happen when Isobel meets the handsome Amish boy that Emma has loved all her life?When Emma sees that Isobel's ex-boyfriend desperately wants to win her back, how will Emma be able to keep their secret?
The pursuit of happiness is a defining theme of the modern era. But what if people aren't very good at it? This and related questions are explored in this book, the first comprehensive philosophical treatment of happiness in the contemporary psychological sense. In these pages, Dan Haybron argues that people are probably less effective at judging, and promoting, their own welfare than common belief has it. For the psychological dimensions of well-being, particularly our emotional lives, are far richer and more complex than we tend to realize. Knowing one's own interests is no trivial matter. As well, we tend to make a variety of systematic errors in the pursuit of happiness. We may need, then, to rethink traditional assumptions about human nature, the good life, and the good society. Thoroughly engaged with both philosophical and scientific work on happiness and well-being, this book will be a definitive resource for philosophers, social scientists, policy makers, and other students of human well-being.
Drawing on more than twenty years of fieldwork and collaborative research, The Amish: A Concise Introduction is a compact but richly detailed portrait of Amish life. In fewer than 150 pages, readers will come away with a clear understanding of the complexities of these simple people.