Something to Crow About!
Trudy has loved Micah for years, but he only has eyes for birdwatching and her big sister, Shelley. In the year since Shelley ran away, Trudy and Micah have become constant birdwatching companions. A couple of times, it even seemed like Micah was going to kiss Trudy, much to her delight–but he didn’t.
Suddenly, Micah has become surely and is not talking, and the birdwatching with Trudy has stopped. He doesn’t care about anything including birds or Trudy. When she tries to find out what is going on, he is abrupt and mean.
Their Amish bishop, David, is worried their church is going to die because of a more liberal Amish congregation. It has moved into their community, and they are losing many of their young people to it. Other families are afraid their children will jump ship, too, so are moving away before that happens. David wonders if their entire church should move, but is not sure where to go.
Out of the blue, Micah suggests that the church move to Tennessee, and volunteers to scout a place out for it there.
Micah has a secret, and feels like he is over-his-head because of it
This is a fun Amish tale with a bit of a mystery, that covers serious topics, too. This clean story, along with great characters, will grab your interest right away. Both fans of Amish books, and well-written stories will love this. Get this five-star book!
Thank you, Revell Books, for providing Tickmenot with a complimentary copy of, “Lost and Found,” for the purpose of review. I have not been compensated in any other manner. All opinions expressed are my own, and I was not required, or influenced, to give anything but an honest appraisal.
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