Starting this one tonight! #loveletterlife review coming to #inspurationclothesline soon

Full review on the blog! Peterson doesn't disappoint with this exciting story about a Wild West traveling show. #inspirationclothesline

First book I've read by Jocelyn Green and I'm impressed in the first 30 pages. Stay tuned. It's my companion out camping this week.

It's so good, I'm almost done and all I can think is... I'm glad it's #1 in the series!

Flights of Fancy is the first installment in the “America Heiress” series by Jen Turano and I can confidently say she set us up for a wonderful series. She wrote a delightful Historical Fiction novel set just after the Industrial revolution, and was true to what we know and love of her writing. You can expect quick witted stories that have fun twists and turns. I find myself chuckling under my breath frequently and laughing out loud often.

Pittman beautifully developed not one but two main characters. Cousins in the late 1700‘s in France who are more like sisters that bicker, fight, love and hurt. Their crushes on the same men that grow in wildly different ways were masterfully developed and so enthralling to read about. I loved the way Pittman dipped in and out of each girl‘s story. These tandem story lines kept me riveted. I also loved a different perspective on Marie Antoinette.

I haven't breezed through a book this quickly in a long time. While being skeptical of a male main character and the cover image; in the end I absolutely loved how Fisher dealt with addiction, and incorporated more modern challenges in the Amish world. I highly recommend this book. Full review on #inspirationclothesline

Great 40 day workbook for those seeking purpose and next steps. Takes other works by @jennieallen (like Restless and Anything) and delves deeper into them asking the reader to be honest and take their relationship with God deeper through vulnerability and exploration. Full review on #inspirationclothesline

A great book to walk you through the how and why behind the need to declutter. Lived how Lipp incorporates Scripture, personal stories and that she has a great Facebook group as a resource! Even did an entry in my #illustratingbible to remind myself of what I was learning.

Couldn't put this one down. Set in 1918 during Works War I. Loved the historical richness and learning about carrier pigeons. Loved the characters but would suggest reading "Not By Sight" by @katebreslin as well (or first) since the Reade would know more about main character Colin Mabry and where he comes from. Great entwining of faith into a thrilling tail of spies and espionage. Full review on #inspirationclothesline

Riveting mystery. Not typically something I would select with tandem timelines, insane asylums, curses and hauntings but WOW I thoroughly enjoyed. Full review on #inspirationclothesline

Inspiring, and a great reminder that how we love and live matter. Full review on the blog #inspirationclothesline @shannanmartin #theministryofordinaryplaces

Enjoying a quiet afternoon at home. Reasing this lovely adventure story. Review coming to #inspirationclothesline so stay tuned.

This is a series to read. Refreshing but also true to the genre. I jumped in at book four but will be reading them all from Misty M. Beller.

Brunsetter did not disappoint. The story was immediately engaging, an easy read, and left me wanting more. I love the format of the diary of Cynthia Cooper. The novella format is a great place for a quick story but doesn‘t lend itself to delving into the intricacies that Brunstetter often creates. A brief and engaging story, with an interesting setting and entertaining storyline. Full review, recipe & guest post from the author on my blog.

This book is filled with hilarious puns, knock-knock jokes and funny sayings. 135 Pages with an average of 4-6 jokes per page, you're guaranteed to find some that hits your funny bone. My six-year-old adores it! See a full review on www.inspirationclothesline.com complete with a video of him telling jokes.

A delightful and inspiring read. A nice change for those who love Amish fiction to read essays directly from Amish and Mennonite women themselves.

Totally having a mixed experience with this Amish fiction. Overall a fun story, and can't get better than my hometown view. Slippers, sand and a good story! #inspirationclothesline will have the full review next week.

I seriously can't put #sonsofblackbirdmountain down and I just found out there is a sequel. I'm tickled! @joannebischof is a smart gal who writes an interesting and dynamic story! #arc #advancedreaderscopy

Not sure I've been this excited about a book, in the first couple pages, in a long time! when I requested to review the book I had no idea it would collide with my love for ASL. Has an author ever done this before? @joannebischof is writing in a second language throughout the book... Did you know that ASL has its own grammar system? And those who speak it as their first language learn a second language, English, in order to read and write? #arc

I do not typically read political nonfiction but for my second adventure into this genre I am glad I selected Mansfield's "Choosing Donald Trump." While Mansfield and I do not agree politically it was a great place to learn about who the man is and why he may have been selected by conservatives. Full review on #inspirationclothesline

http://www.inspirationclothesline.com/choosingdonaldtrumpreview/

On my night stand as "on deck." Review coming next week to #inspirationclothesline

His Risk is the fourth in the Amish of Hart County series and maybe my favorite! I can't put these little gems down. Love how Gray pairs the tradition of the Amish community with more modern life issues like illness, gang violence, and drugs to create an interesting and engaging story. Not to mention the strong female character she created in Alice and the equally strong man Calvin who appreciates her. Full review on #inspirationclothesline

I am ENTHRALLED by the story, characters, and setting. The sea travels, West Indies setting, the anticipation of more stories about these sisters is thrilling! Full review coming to #inspirationclothesline .com soon! #litfuse #bethanyhousepublishers

So enjoyed this Quaker Fiction with the dual storylines about Phoebe and her grandmother Great Mary. Well done Fisher! @suzannewoodsfisher! Full review on #inspirationclothesline .com now! Recipe included.

I appreciated the story‘s secrets and the author‘s ability to keep some things from even us, the readers, including the traitors‘ identity. While I like a good “easy read fiction book” I don‘t love a totally predictable story and this was not that.

The characters, although there are quite a few to keep track of, were memorable enough in their own rights and diverse in personalities.

Wowza this #advent book is one to read. It‘s resonating with my heart and resounding in my mind all day. What are you reading for advent?

Looking forward to advent with this little treasure! By #pauldavidtripp

Okay fellow fiction lovers this is a hilarious and witty read. I have never read books by Jen Turano, but it is laugh out loud funny and totally engaging. I was particularly impressed with the intelligent and engaging dialogue. As an avid reader it isn‘t that often that I truly am brought to tears in laughter or think “that‘s some awesome vocabulary” and I said both these things while reading.

This Amish Fiction mystery is immediately engaging and the characters endearing. Gray wastes no time in diving into the plot and her development is just as quick and thorough. I find myself unable to put the books down. The dialogue is believable and characters bring an interesting twist on Amish Fiction.

I seriously need help. The "to read" or "currently reading" pile continues to grow with no where to put them...

This is a devotional I don't miss! I love starting my mornings with #NewMorningMercies - I found them relevant, insightful, and challenging.

Just beginning the book, but I can already see how it has the potential to impact my heart and faith.

Full review coming to #InspirationClothesline Thursday, July 20 as part of a #Litfuse book tour but I'll tell you now I've thoroughly enjoyed this MYSTERY Amish Fiction series. Fun twist on more traditional Amish Fictionx

This is the second in the series and I'm finding it a nice spin on traditional Amish fiction.

A fabulous and dynamic story about one of the three Bernay sisters. It's a promising start to a great new series. I loved the exposure to the theater and operetta, the lifestyle that goes with it, and the works of George Mueller. Not to mention the interesting dynamics Delamere writes about Victorian England.

I love that the story continues with Evelyn Wisely. I feel like I'm making friends as I move through the series. I also adored that Jagears explore spiritual themes and issues that are faced in this historical time but also today. Politics, church corruption, prostitution, even fetal alcohol syndrome. Very cool spin on a historical fiction series.

Really enjoying this story! Part of a blog tour with #Litfuse so the review post will be coming soon!

Just as good in round three. Chapter 11 is the "how to" chapter and I love the practicality.

I don't often have time for books that aren't up for review or have a very specific purpose. Grabbed this national best seller for $0.10 at a thrift shop called "God's Closet" run by three adorable white haired ladies who were just tickled by our "crowd" arriving at their shop just before closing time. The book is a gem just like the story surrounding its arrival to my "stack." Great story already! Anyone else read it?!

Cozy blanket, good library book, beautiful view, and the sound of rain on the skylights. It's good to be #homeonaspen. #inspirationclothesline

Just starting and I like that Baker is already acknowledging that we might be in different places and our needs might be different. She even suggests that you jump to part two and part three depending on where you are in life.

Just picked up the mail with my boys and this lovely book just arrived. Excited to dive in after I read some awesome quotes on Instagram during its release week.

Cashel gets "Who Wants a tortoise?" Two thumbs up. He picked it up at the library and we definitely have enjoyed it several times. It's kind of fun to talk about pets as we will be adding some chickens to our household soon and we've been doing a lot of reading and researching like the main character does at the beginning of the story. This is a great conversation starter for which pets might fit your family.

Not only is the story refreshingly authentic and vulnerable but communicates a poignant message of how when we live in discomfort or lean into challenges the best can await us. I hope you'll grab a copy and read this amazing story!

I've had a quiet afternoon at home and didn't accomplish anything except getting through half of #theluckyfew by @heatheravis since it arrived on my porch midmorning. Tears in my eyes, a lump in my throat, and I can't help but wonder what God has in store for our family. Review coming to #InspirationClothesline soon!

This book was so fantastic! I loved the insights it gave you into her life and the format of graphic novel really does the story justice. Headed to check out a few cookbooks now!

This story is beautifully illustrated with an incredible message. Great for kids of all shapes, sizes, and walks of life about how intentionally we were made by God. It's going in my kids' Easter baskets and it's on sale now- hope you will snag a copy! Full review on #InspirationClothesline thanks to #bloggingforbooks

Loving this graphic novel about Julia Child! If you want to jump into the kitchen or take a cooking lesson. :-)

Just starting this one! Totally just a random snag at the library. My mom read it first and devoured it. So I thought I would dive in.