Part 3—Anna’s Healing Interview with Vannetta Chapman

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It’s countdown week at AmishReader.com! Anna’s Healing (Book 1 in the Plain & Simple Miracles series) releases tomorrow, and we’re celebrating with a series of fun little interviews with author Vannetta Chapman. Let’s discover something new about this prolific Amish-fiction author and dive into the major themes of her new book!

Today’s interview presents Vannetta with five sets of either/or situations…

Which would Vannetta choose?

 

1. Attending a harvest festival or a quilting bee?

I can’t go to both? Hmmm. Can I quilt at a harvest festival? Honestly I would love to attend both!

 

2. Writing an uplifting article to brighten someone’s day or a hard news story that enlightens people?

Uplifting article. Lots of other people write those hard news story. I strongly believe that people need a word of encouragement.

 

2015-05-02 10.42.353. A day working in the garden or a day running a produce stand?

Hahaha. I’d pick working in the garden, and yes—I would slip a book in my pocket to read now and then.

 

4. Planning a visit with family in a different state or going on a spontaneous road trip?

I love my family, but I ADORE road trips. I have my father’s traveling bug … so I’ll pick the road trip. And maybe we can manage to visit a few family members while we’re at it.

 

5. A golden autumn afternoon or a rainy autumn morning followed by a rainbow?

I would pick the golden autumn afternoon. As I’m writing this it’s 98° in Texas in September. Bring on autumn! Plus I like the way the leaves sound when I walk through them.

 

Your turn! Which options would you choose, readers?

Join us tomorrow for Part 4 of the interview!

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vcVannetta Chapman writes inspirational fiction full of grace. She discovered her love for the Amish while researching her grandfather’s birthplace of Albion, Pennsylvania. Vannetta was a teacher for 15 years and currently writes full time where she lives in the Texas hill country with her husband.

Visit her at www.VannettaChapman.com.

*Flower photo courtesy of Vannetta Chapman.

 

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