Return of the Half-Stitched Amish Quilting Club
By Wanda E. Brunstetter
Emma is bored, she's not made for a life of leisure, searching the beach for shells. She misses her students and her quilting classes. When her husband Lamar suggests starting up classes in Florida, Emma agrees.
But this may be her most difficult class yet. One young woman, Erika, is paralyzed, wheelchair bound teen who sees no future for herself. Kim, a waitress, is determined not to fail yet again. Mike, who is at loose ends, is filling in for his wife. Jennifer is a soon-to-be mother whose husband is out of work. And then there is Noreen a widow at loose ends and BJ who is keeping his declining health a secret.
But 6 weeks of caring instruction and fellowship just might be what everyone needs. And Emma is always willing to offer a listening ear and a word of encouragement and prayer.
It is interesting that when each person looks outside of their own concerns that their attitudes improve and they actually are happier.
There are several former students who play important roles throughout, sharing what Emma had given them. And there is even romance in store for one former student and a current one.
This is a feel good book. There are problems, but they aren't drag you down depressing, If you want an enjoyable week-end read this is one you'll want to pick-up and then share with a friend.
I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher through The Book Club Network in exchange for my honest review.
About the Book:
Join retired Amish newlyweds Emma and Lamar Miller in Florida for the winter as they lead another quilting class with a new group of unlikely students: Jennifer, a pregnant new mom; Mike, a charter boat owner; Erika, a wheelchair bound teen; Kim, a waitress; Noreen, a newly-retired widow, and BJ, an artist facing illness. When old friends visit from Indiana, will romance also become a subject of class discussions?
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