(May 2012)
The much anticipated sequel to the blockbuster Hallmark Channel movie The Shunning (based on the Beverly Lewis novel) has begun production!
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Amish Fiction News and Happenings
Below you'll find the latest news about new Amish fiction book releases and other happenings with your favorite Christian authors who write about the Amish and the Plain People, and their simple way of life. You'll find news from such best-selling authors as Beverly Lewis, Wanda Brunstetter, Amy Clipston, Beth Wiseman, Jerry Eicher, Mary Ellis, Linda Byler, Suzanne Woods Fisher, and many more! Just click on any of the titles below to read the full news item. 61 item(s)
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(May 2012)
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(May 2012)
Cindy Woodsmall to Be Featured on National Geographic Channel
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(April 2012)
Awards for excellence in Christian fiction will be presented July 16 in Orlando.
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(April 2012)
Two well-known authors, Lori Copeland and Virginia Smith, joined forces for a brand-new series, The Amish of Apple Grove.
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(April 2012)
Absolutely taken with the beauty of the Amish settlement she spotted while reading a Kentucky travel magazine, author Shelly Shepard Gray knew she had to write about it.
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(March 2012)
A former Amish himself, best-selling author Jerry Eicher brings an authentic sensibility to his Amish fiction.
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(March 2012)
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(February 2012)
We're looking for booksellers, libraries, and church libraries that carry a healthy selection of Christian fiction.
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(January 2012)
In February, look for the latest from Mary Ellis, An Amish Family Reunion (Harvest House).
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(January 2012)
Suzanne Woods Fisher kicks off the brand-new Stoney Ridge Seasons series with The Keeper (Revell Books).
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(January 2012)
Who were your favorite Christian fiction authors last year? Your favorite books, book trailers, DVDs? Take a minute to share what you liked best in 2011!
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(January 2012)
Cindy Woodsmall returns to bookshelves in February with The Scent of Cherry Blossoms: A Romance from the Heart of Amish Country (WaterBrook Press).
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(December 2011)
Adina Senft grew up in a plain house church, where she was often asked by outsiders if she was Amish (the answer was no), she made her own clothes, and she perfected the art of the French braid.
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(December 2011)
Barbara Cameron returns with the third volume in her Quilts of Lancaster County series with A Time for Peace (Abingdon Press).
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(November 2011)
Author Anna Schmidt has not one, but two new Amish fiction titles on shelves...
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(November 2011)
A story of a young couple who’s made mistakes and now facing unwanted circumstances, The Christmas Singing: A Romance From the Heart of Amish Country (Waterbrook) is a reminder of God’s faithful mercy that’s always guiding us.
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(November 2011)
Inspired by the Amish saying, “The best things in life are not things,” author Suzanne Woods Fisher allows audiences a unique glimpse into how the Amish celebrate the holiday season in A Lancaster County Christmas (Revell).
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(November 2011)
As Christmas approaches in Amish country, 24-year-old Naomi King is feeling more like an old maid than ever before.
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(October 2011)
Vannetta Chapman launches her new Shipshewana Amish Mystery series with Falling to Pieces (Zondervan).
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