The Return of the Half-Stitched Quilting Club : The Tattered Quilt, book #51

Hooray!  Another book from my night stand read!!  And it was a good one, once again.  I do love Wanda Brunstetter books, although I don't think I could read them all the time.  She writes great little stories, but they aren't very deep and sometimes there is a little bit too much obvious detail in them that doesn't really need to be said.  

That said, it was fun to visit again with Emma and Lamar and their latest batch of students.  Nearly every student had a connection with students from the first class, but it was fun to reconnect with them.  As is typical, there was some drama, some frustration, but it all worked out in the end.  If you like fairly quick easy reads and are not worn out from Amish Christian books, you'll enjoy this one!

Amish widow-turned-newlywed Emma Yoder Miller begins another class in quilting with a new patchwork group of students, all with tattered pieces of their lives that need mending. Selma the busybody; Terry the rugged roofer; Blaine who s only there because he lost a bet; Anna whose mother signed her up; Carmen who s hiding secret motives for (picture and description from amazon.com)

O:)
Melissa