Karen Anna Vogel
Amish Knitting Circle is a continuing short story series about 6 women. Granny Weaver started the circle when she saw her wool was stronger when spun into yarn. So she starts a knitting circle, believing the women will be stronger as they face life together. ,Volume 4 ~ Snowflakes. ,All the weddings and Thanksgiving dinners are over in Smicksburg, PA, and now December snowflakes are flying The Bishop takes action against Lukeâ€™s treatment of Ruth, and deeper issues are uncovered. Lizzieâ€™s emotions are swirling like the wind and the more they howl, she realizes she needs help. Granny goes to the doctor with Maryann and gets sick. Ella sits are Grannyâ€™s side making a quilt, hopeful to get a foster child, but feelings incomplete that she canâ€™t bear her own child. Granny tells her a story that gives her hope. Fanny is starting to see sheâ€™s pretty the more she â€œreconditionsâ€ her mind, and listens to little angels compare her to a beautiful snowflakes. ,About Karen Anna Vogel:,A trusted English friend among Amish in Western PA and Western NY, my four grown children call me an â€˜Amish Addict.â€™ My husband of thirty years shares my addiction. Our Old Order Amish friends have taken us back to a time when life was slower. Slow enough to enjoy our faith, family and friends. Slow enough to make me relax and join a knitting circle and learn to spin wool. Wanting to share what Iâ€™ve learned from these gentle people led me to write Amish fiction. Iâ€™m represented by Joyce Hart of Hartline Literary Agency and blog under Amish Crossings: ,http://karenannavogel.blogspot.com/, Member of Pittsburgh East Scribes and ACFW.
Amish
Snowflakes