An Amish Quilting Bee: Three Stories
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Summary
Three charming stories of cozy quilting circles and budding romance
Patchwork Promises by Amy Clipston
When Colin Zook and his beloved grandmother lose everything in a fire， their greatest loss is a beloved family heirloom quilt that helped keep her dementia at bay。 When Joanne Lapp hears about the loss， she decides to re-create the quilt。 Colin soon feels himself developing feelings for her， but he’s held back by the knowledge that a future with him would involve care of his grandmother and his farm。 Will Joanne look past his list of responsibilities and see him for who he truly is？
A Common Thread by Kathleen Fuller
Susie Glick returns from a shopping trip laden with beautiful fabric for her quilting group。 On the bus ride， Alex Lehman—her crush from three years ago—sits next to her。 Alex left Middlefield to explore the country， and now he’s back and ready to join the church。 Susie was just a kid when he left， but now she’s a woman—and she definitely has his interest。 The women in her quilting circle aren’t as excited about Alex’s return， assuming that he’ll leave again in search of adventure。 Susie is convinced they’re wrong， but just as they start dating， Alex tells Susie he has to leave。 He says he’ll return， but Susie must decide whether or not she can trust the man she fears has captured her heart。
Stitched Together by Shelley Shepard Gray
Rosie’s joy is her yearly project for the Pinecraft Mennonite Quilt Sale， and she dreams of being the top earner。 But she’s worried that she’s bitten off more than she can chew with her latest entry。 To make things even more confusing， after coming to terms with her single state， she’s recently formed a friendship with Tim Christner。 He’s only in town for a month， but he has Rosie wondering if she’s found love at last。 Now all she has to do is figure out how to get the quilt done so she can concentrate on him。 But with her once very organized life in total disarray， everything comes to a head just before the sale。 Rosie is forced to reexamine her priorities before she loses not only her place in the quilt show but everything else she’s ever wanted。
Patchwork Promises by Amy Clipston
When Colin Zook and his beloved grandmother lose everything in a fire， their greatest loss is a beloved family heirloom quilt that helped keep her dementia at bay。 When Joanne Lapp hears about the loss， she decides to re-create the quilt。 Colin soon feels himself developing feelings for her， but he’s held back by the knowledge that a future with him would involve care of his grandmother and his farm。 Will Joanne look past his list of responsibilities and see him for who he truly is？
A Common Thread by Kathleen Fuller
Susie Glick returns from a shopping trip laden with beautiful fabric for her quilting group。 On the bus ride， Alex Lehman—her crush from three years ago—sits next to her。 Alex left Middlefield to explore the country， and now he’s back and ready to join the church。 Susie was just a kid when he left， but now she’s a woman—and she definitely has his interest。 The women in her quilting circle aren’t as excited about Alex’s return， assuming that he’ll leave again in search of adventure。 Susie is convinced they’re wrong， but just as they start dating， Alex tells Susie he has to leave。 He says he’ll return， but Susie must decide whether or not she can trust the man she fears has captured her heart。
Stitched Together by Shelley Shepard Gray
Rosie’s joy is her yearly project for the Pinecraft Mennonite Quilt Sale， and she dreams of being the top earner。 But she’s worried that she’s bitten off more than she can chew with her latest entry。 To make things even more confusing， after coming to terms with her single state， she’s recently formed a friendship with Tim Christner。 He’s only in town for a month， but he has Rosie wondering if she’s found love at last。 Now all she has to do is figure out how to get the quilt done so she can concentrate on him。 But with her once very organized life in total disarray， everything comes to a head just before the sale。 Rosie is forced to reexamine her priorities before she loses not only her place in the quilt show but everything else she’s ever wanted。
Reviews
linda hole
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I seriously do not have a lot of things to say about This book。 IT is a 3 novellas book from 3 well known authors。 It was sweet， the romance was cute。 Thank you to netgalley for letting me read This e arc in exchange for an honest opinion
Angela （Kentuckybooklover） Brocato-Skaggs
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A cozy comfort read that will make you want to wrap in a quilt of your own with a hot mug of tea。Patchwork Promises - A sweet story beginning with much sadness and ending with happiness。 A story to show how far we will go for those we love。A Common Thread - A story that shows us a leopard can change its spots when it comes from the heart。 Everyone deserves a second chance。Stitched Together - Love deserves a second chance and we must be willing to bend and grow as it develops。I received a complim A cozy comfort read that will make you want to wrap in a quilt of your own with a hot mug of tea。Patchwork Promises - A sweet story beginning with much sadness and ending with happiness。 A story to show how far we will go for those we love。A Common Thread - A story that shows us a leopard can change its spots when it comes from the heart。 Everyone deserves a second chance。Stitched Together - Love deserves a second chance and we must be willing to bend and grow as it develops。I received a complimentary copy from the publisher through NetGalley。 All opinions expressed above are entirely my own。 。。。more
Sandra
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Three short stories， each having a quilting theme。 Patchwork Promises， Colin Zook has suffered the loss of his mother to pneumonia when he was young， his father to a heart attack not long along and more recently a fire burned their home。 His grandmother who has raised him now has dementia and cries every night for her beloved quilt。 Joanne Lapp hears about it and tries to recreate the quilt， hopefully giving Colin some much needed sleep。 He must open his heart and allow Joanne and his community Three short stories， each having a quilting theme。 Patchwork Promises， Colin Zook has suffered the loss of his mother to pneumonia when he was young， his father to a heart attack not long along and more recently a fire burned their home。 His grandmother who has raised him now has dementia and cries every night for her beloved quilt。 Joanne Lapp hears about it and tries to recreate the quilt， hopefully giving Colin some much needed sleep。 He must open his heart and allow Joanne and his community to help。A Common Thread is about Susie's unexpected encounter with her young girl crush Alex who is returning home after three years。 Alex who's now joining the church has noticed beautiful Susie。 When Alex leaves again to help his friend after an accident he asks her to wait for him， Susie's mother convinces her he won't be back。 Leaving her just like her father did。 Will he keep his promise？Stitched Together， Rosie wants to win the honor of best quilt for the Mennonite Quilt Sale although life has a way of showing us what our priorities are。 Tim， her sisters brother-in-law comes back after two years of missionary work。 He is a bit smitten with her and think he might like to settle down。 Rosie is asked to entertain him while he is here。 While life gets hectic and mishaps happen Rosie learns what is truly an honor in life。 。。。more
Aud
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"An Amish Quilting Bee" by Amy Clipston; Kathleen Fuller; Shelley Shepard GrayTHREE Engaging Stories"Patchwork Promises" turned me into a watering-pot。 I totally empathized with Colin。"A Common Thread" sure had me wondering how this story would end。"Stitched Together" had a few lessons to share with this reader。I did enjoy my time in this book with these stories。 They each have some wisdom to share as well as smiles and good cheer。 Happy Reading ！ ！ NOTE: I received an ARC of this book from the "An Amish Quilting Bee" by Amy Clipston; Kathleen Fuller; Shelley Shepard GrayTHREE Engaging Stories"Patchwork Promises" turned me into a watering-pot。 I totally empathized with Colin。"A Common Thread" sure had me wondering how this story would end。"Stitched Together" had a few lessons to share with this reader。I did enjoy my time in this book with these stories。 They each have some wisdom to share as well as smiles and good cheer。 Happy Reading ！ ！ NOTE: I received an ARC of this book from the publisher via NetGalley。This review expresses my honest opinion。 。。。more
JG
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These are wonderful stories of love and quilts！ Three novellas all about using quilts as a blessing to others。 They were an enjoyable read。 You won't be disappointed！I have voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book that I received from NetGalley。 All views expressed are only my honest opinion。 These are wonderful stories of love and quilts！ Three novellas all about using quilts as a blessing to others。 They were an enjoyable read。 You won't be disappointed！I have voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book that I received from NetGalley。 All views expressed are only my honest opinion。 。。。more
Lisa
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Three novellas by three of top Amish writers—An Amish Quilting Bee is a must-read for those who love heartwarming romance。 This is a great introduction for anyone who has never read these authors， or a welcome read for their fans。 This book， along with some tea or hot chocolate and a cozy throw or quilt would make a great Christmas gift for a reader friend！
Sarah Hoy
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I love Amy Clipson’s books they always are a nice relaxing read。 This is the first book I’ve read by Kathleen Fuller or Shelley Sheppard Gray。 I loved these books centered on quilting。 It reminded me of watching my grandmother quilt through the years。 These books were a sweet loving escape from the chaos going on in the world。 I received this book in exchange of an honest review。 Thank you Netgalley
Dali Castillo
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An Amish Quilting Bee is a wonderful collaboration by three very talented authors， whose works I've enjoyed for years。 The stories are connected by the theme of quilting， which made the book was a very enjoyable read。 Although the stories are short， each one is paced just right， and nothing felt rushed。 Although the stories are short， the characters and relationships were well developed。 It is a quick read that you are sure to enjoy。 ***I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and the publi An Amish Quilting Bee is a wonderful collaboration by three very talented authors， whose works I've enjoyed for years。 The stories are connected by the theme of quilting， which made the book was a very enjoyable read。 Although the stories are short， each one is paced just right， and nothing felt rushed。 Although the stories are short， the characters and relationships were well developed。 It is a quick read that you are sure to enjoy。 ***I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and the publisher。 All comments and opinions are my own。 。。。more
Tina
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This a collection of three Amish Romance Short Stories。 The first story is Patchwork Promises by Amy Clipston， and That one was the one I liked the least out of these three。 The second story is A Common Thread by Kathleen Fuller， and it was my favorite of these three stories。 The third story is Stitched Together by Shelley Shepard Gray。 The characters in all these book where developed， and I think for short stories the storylines where done very well。 I was kindly provided an e-copy of this book This a collection of three Amish Romance Short Stories。 The first story is Patchwork Promises by Amy Clipston， and That one was the one I liked the least out of these three。 The second story is A Common Thread by Kathleen Fuller， and it was my favorite of these three stories。 The third story is Stitched Together by Shelley Shepard Gray。 The characters in all these book where developed， and I think for short stories the storylines where done very well。 I was kindly provided an e-copy of this book by the publisher （Zondervan） or author （Amy Clipston， Kathleen Fuller， and Shelley Shepard Gray） via NetGalley， so I can give an honest review about how I feel about this book。 I want to send a big Thank you to them for that。 This book is schedule to be release on December 7-2021。 。。。more
Tish
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Three novellas in one all about quilts。 These are three talented writers that I loved reading each of there stories。 Loved the topic and the characters in each novella。
Sue
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Three quick stories about the Amish all connected around quilting。
Michelle Rhoden
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Three amazing authors get together again in this novella to write about quilts and love interests。 I found the book to be very enjoyable and each author had their own way of keeping your interest in the story。 I highly recommend this book for a quick enjoyable read。 You will not be disappointed！I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and the publisher for my review and honest opinion。
Sherry Greene
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Grab a quilt， cover up， and enjoy the three novellas in this book that centers around quilts， quilting bees and romance。 These are all stories you will enjoy and can read in one setting。Favorite Amish genre authors Amy Clipston， Kathleen Fuller， and Shelley Shepard Gray come together to give us heartwarming stories。 I highly recommend this book for those who love to read Amish books。 I received an advanced copy of this book from Zondervan and NetGalley。
Kate
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I thoroughly enjoyed all three of these novellas by my favorite "Amish" writers！ Now I wonder why years ago I didn't like short stories when I am loving them so much these days！ Maybe it's because I can escape into one before work and feel like I've made progress in all the books I want to read。 If you're a fan of Amish stories， you will definitely enjoy these。 They are all sweet romances in towns that you might have read about in the authors previous books。 It's always nice to feel like you're I thoroughly enjoyed all three of these novellas by my favorite "Amish" writers！ Now I wonder why years ago I didn't like short stories when I am loving them so much these days！ Maybe it's because I can escape into one before work and feel like I've made progress in all the books I want to read。 If you're a fan of Amish stories， you will definitely enjoy these。 They are all sweet romances in towns that you might have read about in the authors previous books。 It's always nice to feel like you're "going back home"。Thank you Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review。 All opinions are my own。 。。。more
Christine
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