The Guardian

Home to Hickory Hollow, Book 3

De: Beverly Lewis

Narrado por: Christina Moore

Best-selling author Beverly Lewis has received numerous awards for her books depicting Amish life.

While taking her morning run, Amish schoolteacher Jodi Winfield makes a startling find on the side of the road - a preschool-aged girl, crying and clad only in her undergarments. Jodi takes the girl with her, but no one knows who she is. Then fate brings Jodi to Hickory Hollow’s Lancaster Old Order Amish, and she finds clues to the girl’s identity.

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Wundebar gut! :)) (Wonderful good!)

I really enjoyed listening to this story! It was wundebar! (Wonderful) I highly recommend buying it!

Sweet sweet story

I cherished this sweet sweet story. I found myself laughing and smiling along with it. Definitely recommend. This is probably my favorite of the series so far. Now on to the next book.

beautiful story of love and faith

thank you G-D for your love and the writer of this book that has moved my faith in I never thought, to the speaker thank you so much. love

Another Hickory Hollow Classic!

Fantastic storyline. Kept me listening into the wee hours of the morning to finish it.

love!

great book! I couldn't stop reading once I had started. truly a heart touching story!

The Guardian

Would you consider the audio edition of The Guardian to be better than the print version?

Definitely. The narration always adds another dimension.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

It was an uplifting story.

Any additional comments?

This has been a wonderful series!

Always down to earth

Story was great as all the author’s books always are waiting for the next one

Another wonderful read by Beverly Lewis

Never a disappointment when reading or listening via audible to a book by Beverly Lewis .

A sweet story

What a wonderful tale of cultures coming together throughout a terrifying ordeal but for a meaningful purpose. It is sweet and complete. Well written and narrated. My first time reading a book about the amish culture. Narrator Christina Moore is amazing as expected as she captures each and every character true personalities. Her voices, her tones, her multiple languages and gestures make all the characters come alive in their own individual way. Not to take away from the author but be sure to check out other books read by her. The stories are enhanced when she reads it. Enjoy!!

The Guardian

Little Amish preschooler is lost and then found by Englisher Jodi. The story takes us on Jodi's interaction with the Amish community of Hickory Hollow. I enjoyed listening to the frank and inspired talks that were very useful to me.

I enjoyed this book. An Amish toddler, Sarah, falls out of the family carriage and vanishes. Jodi is an Englisher who is house-sitting and between jobs. The entire neighborhood comes out to hunt for her without success. Meanwhile Jodi (while jogging) discovers the Amish child on the roadside crying and alone. With the help of her friends, Jodi is able to return Sara. Mamma is so grateful, she invites Jodi to visit as often as she likes. Jodi and the Amish family become close friends.
Jodi is having problems accepting her sister's 'premature' death as well as the testing of her faith. The Amish family also is struggling with the 'premature' death of the husband and father. However the trials have made their faith stronger. The interactions between Jodi and the Amish family and community help show real struggles, acceptance and forgiveness.