My daughter sent me this photo of Amish Peace, in-store, via her camera this week. Taken from a Barnes and Noble in Oregon.
You know what especially thrills me? It’s that my books are practically neighbors to Richard Foster’s. I mean, the man is an ICON.
Granted, it’s only because I’m a Fisher and he’s a Foster. But…still.
Now, having books near Phillip Yancey’s would be every bit as exciting…but then my name would be Yankovich or Yabtoil or Yak.
Trudy Yoder shares a passion for birding with Micah Weaver--and she has an even greater passion for Micah. Their friendship is finally turning romantic when Micah abruptly grows cold. Worse still, he wants to leave Stoney Ridge.
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It looks like your book is also near Shauni Feldhahn's (sp.) and her series have been well received also. It must thrill you to see your book on a bookstore shelf. Writing a book must be similar to giving birth. What a joy once they make their arrival! 🙂
LOVE the book! What a gift at just the right time. Thanks.
K
Interesting post.!! Well, I too love books and a fairy regular Barnes & Noble shopper.
where’s my post? not writing the whole post out again lol you missed a typo mods