The Devoted by Suzanne Woods Fisher Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Publisher: Revell Publication Date: October 4, 2016 Ruthie Stoltzfus, Bishop David Stoltzfus’ daughter, is conflicted. If she hates so many things about being Amish, can she possibly be true to herself if she joins the church her father leads? She loves learning […]
The Quieting by Suzanne Woods Fisher Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Fiction Publisher: Revell Publication Date: May 3, 2016 With humor and grace, Suzanne Woods Fisher continues the Bishop’s Family series in her book, “The Quieting.” Amish preachers and bishops are chosen by drawing lots and, once chosen, the positions are held for […]
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The Imposter by Suzanne Woods Fisher Reviewed by: Pam Graber Genre: Amish Romance Publisher: Revell Publication Date: October 6, 2015 The Imposter (The Bishop’s Family – 1) by Suzanne Woods Fisher begins a new series that neatly segues from where her Inn at Eagle Hill series left off. Many of the characters from that series […]
Interview Questions for Suzanne Woods Fisher, Author of The Imposter Can you briefly describe your new novel? Katrina Stoltzfus has led a charmed life, until the year everything turned upside down and she found herself in circumstances she had never imagined. She needs time to heal her broken heart, to untangle her messy life, […]
Everyone has been hurt. Everyone experiences conflicts, great and small. Everyone has someone to forgive. In The Heart of the Amish: Life Lessons on Peacemaking and the Power of Forgiveness (Revell/May 5, 2015/ISBN: 978-0800722036/$12.99), bestselling author Suzanne Woods Fisher reveals the lessons that the Amish teach about what to do when we just can’t bring […]
A New Home for Lily by Suzanne Woods Fisher, Mary Ann Kinsinger Reviewed by: Jennifer Roman Genre: YA, Amish, Christian, Children Publisher: Revell Publication Date: February 2013 In the second book in the Adventures with Lily Lapp series, Lily and her Amish family arrive at their new home in Pennsylvania. Lily is not happy to […]
Life With Lily, by Mary Ann Kinsinger and Suzanne Woods Fisher Reviewed by: Christian Hope Genre: YA Amish Drama Publisher: Revell Books Publication Date: October 1, 2012 This book is about a little girl named Lily. She loves dolls and the color pink. Lily also has a big family. She has a mom named Rachel […]
There is more to the Amish community than “Plain” clothes and horse-drawn wagons. Best-selling author Suzanne Woods Fisher has great admiration for the Plain people and believes they provide wonderful examples to modern families. Her new book Amish Values for Your Family: What We Can Learn from the Simple Life shows you how you can […]
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