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Love the fiction books as well and can't put them down once started...... I did want to mention for those of you that don't know about paperbackswap.  You post 9 books your willing to part with and you can then ask for any book and they will find a member who has it and it will be sent to your mailbox. If you have any questions feel free to write me at [email protected].   Amish enthusiest.     I get amish books, cookbooks and the like free in the mail.

I enjoy reading these also. My public library has a great selection...saves me a lot of money since I don't have to buy them.

My favorite is Wanda Brunstetter!  But I think between Mom and I we have books by all the authors listed above.  It's our way of enjoying Amish life when we can't actually visit Holmes County.

Just though I would add that Ilove the Amish books also. 

kim vogel sawyer and karen harper and jerry eicher are good amish fiction authors also

There is currently an explosion in the Amish fiction genre.  For a good look at how many there currently all go to christianbook.com and type in "Amish Fiction" and a whole list comes up. 

Yep ditto to all of the above. I have read ALL of the books. can hardly wait until their next one comes out. I then donate them to the local charities who are happy to get good clean reading.

As soon as I got through the first chapter, I couldn't put it down!!  I read the whole book that day, then I went to the library and got the rest of the series.  I only have 1 book left, lol. 

 I grew up in northern Indiana and loved the Amish people. When I found Beverly Lewis books about the Amish, I could not put them down.  I read one after the other!  She really draws you into the story.  My mother came from a Pennsylvania Dutch background and my father had a Swiss background.  There were a lot of similarities such as recipes, words I hadn't heard since childhood. 

Try Wanda Brunstetter and a new one Beth Wiseman.  Carrie Bender also.