New Releases—February 2015

We’ve made it to the second month of 2015! And with this new month comes some brand-new Amish/Mennonite books from Harvest House Publishers for your reading pleasure.

Which one(s) are you most excited to read?

February 2015 Fiction Releases

New Amish Fiction

The Amish Clockmaker (Book 3 in The Men of Lancaster County series)

Purchase your copy: Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Christianbook.com

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Miriam’s Secret (Book 1 in the Land of Promise series)

Purchase your copy: Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Christianbook.com

February 2015 Mennonite Releases New Mennonite Children’s Books

When School Bells Call (Book 3 in the Farm Life series)

Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Christianbook.com

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Autumn Days (Book 4 in the Farm Life series)

Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Christianbook.com

February 2015 Nonfiction Releases

New Amish Nonfiction

The Amish Book of Prayers for Women

Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Christianbook.com

(P.S. Don’t forget that you can enter to win a copy of The Amish Book of Prayers for Women by clicking HERE and leaving a comment on that post! Winner to be announced February 13th.)

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Our Amish Values

Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Christianbook.com

 

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4 Responses to “New Releases—February 2015”

  1. wow! be hard to choose they all seem like a good book to read!

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    Amber Stokes Reply:

    There’s quite a nice variety in this month’s new releases, isn’t there? Hope you get to enjoy some of them, Wilma!

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  2. When I was in Sugar Creek I bought Amish Values in hard cover. I was very impressed that Lester Beachy had signed it. I think that it is being offered new this month in ebook form. But it was all over in Sugar Creek in the book from last fall.
    Shirley

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    Amber Stokes Reply:

    That’s neat that you were able to get a signed copy!

    This particular version of the book is new from Harvest House this month in both hardcover and ebook formats, but perhaps you saw a previously published version offered from a different publisher? Either way, it’s neat that Lester is willing to share about his Amish culture. :)

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