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Summary: A great way to wrap up a story
Review: THis is the perfect conclusion to "The Postcard" mainly because it wraps everything up so well. There's no major drama, or mystery, like the first one. Rachel is intent on overcoming her blindness by faith, not by a powwow doctor. Philip has come to realize that there is something missing in his big-city life. The title refers to the crossroad Philip must face in making his decision, and to the physical crossroad Rachel must face in order to move beyond her accident of a few years ago. This is a moving tale with a great ending...enjoy!
Rating:
Summary: A great way to wrap up a story
Review: THis is the perfect conclusion to "The Postcard" mainly because it wraps everything up so well. There's no major drama, or mystery, like the first one. Rachel is intent on overcoming her blindness by faith, not by a powwow doctor. Philip has come to realize that there is something missing in his big-city life. The title refers to the crossroad Philip must face in making his decision, and to the physical crossroad Rachel must face in order to move beyond her accident of a few years ago. This is a moving tale with a great ending...enjoy!
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Summary: Very enjoyable read
Review: This pair of books about a traditional Amish family and a modern man was an enjoyable read.(The Postcard and The Crossroads) Lots of human interest, a little mystery, and insight into another culture.
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Summary: Very enjoyable read
Review: This pair of books about a traditional Amish family and a modern man was an enjoyable read.(The Postcard and The Crossroads) Lots of human interest, a little mystery, and insight into another culture.
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Summary: A Great Book!
Review: This was a wonderful book. I'm only thirteen and I was able to understand and enjoy the story. This book was a sequel to her first book (The Postcard) about Rachel and Phillip, and I thought that she did a great job ending the story. If you are looking for a nice "feel-good" love story, this is the book for you. Also, if you enjoyed this book, you might like another series by Beverly Lewis called "The Shunning." Overall, this was a great reading experience for me, and I want to find more of her books!
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Summary: Slow
Review: This was my first time reading one of Beverly Lewis' books. I was somewhat disappointed. I think I kept on reading hoping to come up on something unpredictable...something to add flavor to the story. Maybe I needed to read the books that came before. I did read it to the end however, but it dragged. I'm hard-pressed in deciding to try her other books.
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Summary: Best Arthur Great Series
Review: You will smile and take stock of your own life as you read this series, the Amish lifestyle at home, at work, at play and at church. The Crossroad holds a key to a very tragic happening and has a lot to do with all that comes after, the crossroad is one of the greatest books Beverly Lewis has written, but they are all very good. You can not go wrong buying this book, my daughters and I could hardly wait on each other to read her next book in this series. I think Beverly Lewis has the ability to create a lifelike you are there quality in her books, Great Work Beverly please do not stop giving us the pleasure of your great books. Margie B. White
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Summary: Best Arthur Great Series
Review: You will smile and take stock of your own life as you read this series, the Amish lifestyle at home, at work, at play and at church. The Crossroad holds a key to a very tragic happening and has a lot to do with all that comes after, the crossroad is one of the greatest books Beverly Lewis has written, but they are all very good. You can not go wrong buying this book, my daughters and I could hardly wait on each other to read her next book in this series. I think Beverly Lewis has the ability to create a lifelike you are there quality in her books, Great Work Beverly please do not stop giving us the pleasure of your great books. Margie B. White
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