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Showing posts with label Susie Finkbeiner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Susie Finkbeiner. Show all posts

September 1, 2024

Something Borrowed by Rachel Scott McDaniel, Susie Finkbeiner, Allison Pittman ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts


One perfect dress―three different love stories

Three wars, three love stories all connected by one perfect wedding dress.  The authors are all popular authors in the Christian historical fiction genre.

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July 10, 2023

The All-American by Susie Finkbeiner ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts


Two sisters discover how much good there is in the world--even in the hardest of circumstances.

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July 3, 2021

The Nature of Small Birds by Susie Finkbeiner ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts


"Turns out that the nature of small birds is to fly.  It's no different for our children." (p114)

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June 30, 2020

Best Books of June


Did you find great books to read this month? We read some really terrific books and we wanted to give an extra shoutout to our favorites and encourage you one more time to get the book. Because real friends share great reads with their friends.

June 1, 2020

Stories That Bind Us by Susie Finkbeiner ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts


"Sometimes, I tried to figure out how I was so lucky to end up marrying into such an incredible family. Most of the time I realized it hadn't been luck at all.
It was nothing short of a gift."  (p18)

July 7, 2019

All Manner of Things by Susie Finkbeiner ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

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"A bunch of girls left the fire, squealing and running to the makeshift dance floor in the sand to sing along, spelling out RESPECT at the top of their lungs. Jocelyn and I jumped up, dashing down the dock to join them. None of us could dance to save our lives. And most of us couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.  But it was summer and we were young and for just a minute or two we could forget about all the madness in the world." (p187)

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