The Englisher (Annie’s People Book #2) (Annies People)
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The Englisher (Annie's People, #2) by Beverly Lewis
To ask other readers questions about The Englisher , please sign up. Lists with This Book. Jun 09, Sunny rated it it was amazing Recommends it for: Recommended to Sunny by: I recently started to read Beverly Lewis once again. I started the Annie's People series, I realized immediately why I so enjoyed her books so many years ago. Her style of Amish storytelling is incredible and pulls you right into the Amish way of life.
Book one stayed with me until I finished it and then truly couldn't wait to start book two and I am currently on book three. The first of the two books that I have read recently has gave me a wonderfully warm return to continue to the next book. I I recently started to read Beverly Lewis once again. I have to give her a rating of all the stars from above! Jan 25, Lindsay rated it liked it Shelves: The Englisher appear the focus of this story or mostly part of the story. Beverly does do this gradually. Annie Zook has some struggles to keep the promises that she made with her father who by the way is the preachers.
We go through the struggles with Annie. There another struggle that going on as well. Zeke is struggling with something and it does take the whole book to figure it out. There are surprises and twists throughout the book. Ben Martin as come to Amish county and has his own secrets. He comes to work in the tack shop. He keeps his secret of what brought him there. He seems to run into Annie. Lou had come and is staying with her pen pal Annie.
Lou is embracing the Amish and their ways. Will Lou be back or will she leave. Beverly Lewis - Here a review but you are one of my favorites authors. Jul 24, Toni rated it it was amazing. This book picks right up where the first book left off. Lou is still living with Annie's family. Annie has made a deal with her father not to paint. I think the first night that I picked this book up, I read half of it and finished it within a couple days.
Once again a lovely book from Beverly Lewis. Oct 11, Mary rated it it was amazing Recommends it for: Second book of Annie's people series. Scene is an Amish community but there is mystery. And the cute guy on the cover is part of the mystery which is not answered in this book but adds more to the mystery and questions surrounding the mysterious events that happened 16 years prior. Jul 01, Emi Rose rated it it was amazing Shelves: I'm cant wait to find out what happens!!!
I'm reading the third book now! Dec 18, Ashley rated it liked it. From my book review blog: I have a lot of the same feelings about this book as I did the first book of this trilogy. Lewis's writing can be a little boring or a little too "goodie-two-shoes" sometimes, but I know that going into her books. I wish some of the characters were a little more real.
They just don't hook me like some of the other authors I enjoy. In this second book of the series "Annie's People," Lewis focuses mostly on her rel From my book review blog: In this second book of the series "Annie's People," Lewis focuses mostly on her relationship with an English guy, Ben Martin. Along with that struggle, she focuses on Annie's continual confusion about whether or not to join the Amish church. The sub plot in this novel focuses on Annie's friend, Esther, and the troubles she has with her husband and family after claiming salvation.
And the sub, sub plot is that a thing? The reader still hasn't been told directly who is responsible for the death or disappearance of the boy. The plots are interesting enough that I am going to read the last book of the series, "The Brethren," but my main interest in these novels is mostly in looking into Amish culture. It's always been interesting to me, and since Beverly Lewis's heritage actually traces back to the Amish, I think she's a pretty credible source. I may have a more definite answer about whether or not I would recommend these books after I finish the last one.
Having read the first book in this trilogy, I was prepared for the story not to have closure. Although I felt answers to quite a few things this time that I did not have at the end of "The Preacher's Daughter". Beverly Lewis is a good writer. And I'm so looking forward to the true answer of what happened to little Isaac. The Englisher deals with the subject of battered wives. Given the strong belief, part of the Ordung, that the husband Having read the first book in this trilogy, I was prepared for the story not to have closure. Given the strong belief, part of the Ordung, that the husband is head of the family and makes ALL the rules, etc.
I can imagine how easily it would be for a man to start believing that his word is more than just that.
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Add a bit of temper or a psychological issue I highly recommend this book although I do believe you would enjoy it more if you read the first one before reading this one. Also be aware that the books do not truly stand alone. There is too much left that is not known until you have completed all three books.
Mar 23, Dayna rated it it was amazing.
Annie's People
It was hard to get through at first, having the main character be so ignorant to the truth about having a personal relationship with the Lord Her people believe it is prideful to consider yourself saved. I am eager to read the last book, and to those who are hesitant to read on after The Preacher;s Daughter It was definitely worth it. On to the last book I go!
This was a smooth wholesome read about the Amish told in a simple manner. I really liked the characters and am somewhat fascinated by their way of life, although I could never make it being Amish. They are not allowed to express themselves in an artistic way. They are not allowed a higher education, nor are they allowed to read books for pleasure. The women are subservient to the men. I don't have a submissive bone in my body.
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The narration was superb. I listened to this one. It was read by Aime This was a smooth wholesome read about the Amish told in a simple manner.
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It was read by Aimee Lilly. When we complete book one, we are left to wonder a number of things Will Annie end up with Ben? Will Louisa end up with Trey? Will Annie join the church? Will Louisa stay or how long? This book starts where the last one left off We begin to see things play out more I feel compelled to warn you - some people find preaching offensive.
Som if you are bothered When we complete book one, we are left to wonder a number of things Som if you are bothered by this, you may not be interested in this book. Now I have to get book 3!!!! Aug 12, Jo-Ann Murphy rated it it was ok. You can have a series where each book tells a story and wraps up themes taht readers like and are invested in the characters thereby wanting more.
It syncs automatically with your account and allows you to read online or offline wherever you are. Please follow the detailed Help center instructions to transfer the files to supported eReaders. Annie Zook, the Amish preacher's daughter, is caught between two worlds. Living with shunned friend Esther, Annie longs to return to her forbidden art and the idyllic days spent with Englisher Ben Martin, before her father ordered her never to see him again.
Stunned when family secrets come to light, Ben determines to solve the mystery of his past. Will his future include Annie--or will the Brethren always stand between them? The Preacher's Daughter begins a remarkable journey of heartache and homespun delight--a series readers will find impossible to forget. Paradise, Pennsylvania, is likened to a little slice of heaven on earth She is expected to join the Amish church, but at 20 she is "still deciding.
In her signature style, with character depth and unexpected plot twists, beloved novelist Beverly Lewis once again opens the door to the world of the Amish. From newlyweds Katie and Dan living in the shadow of the shunning, to Rachel and Philip embracing parenthood even as he acclimates to Amish life as an outsider From the courtship of Lydia Cottrell and her betrothed, Levi King, to Sarah Cain, now a wife and mother struggling to bridge her own life with that of the People October Song is overflowing with the simpler things of life that make a Lewis novel an unforgettable journey into the depths of the human heart.
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Abby Miller leaves her successful quilt shop and patient fiance in Ohio to help her newly remarried and now pregnant mother in Lancaster County. While she's away, Abby's world is shattered in one fell swoop. How can God make anything good come out of this tragedy? With shaken faith, Abby is forced to look for answers away from friends and family.
Will she find them in the ashes of the past, in her love of quilting, or in the heart of an overlooked Amish man? Can her faith withstand the flames of tragedy? Other books in the series include The Storekeeper's Daughter: Book 1 and The Bishop's Daughter: