The Means That Make Us Strangers by Christine Kindberg

Lifemark* by Chris Fabry (Contemporary Christian fiction). There is also a romantic element to this novel. You are of course rooting for them so you can expect to feel very invested with this one. This book is about a young woman taking action to help children escape from amsterdam. I adore WWII stories that center around people helping others even though they know it could be the last thing they do. this one has a contemporary storyline and a historical trail that starts in the early 1930s.Įscape from Amsterdam* by Lauralee Bliss (historical fiction). I don't tend to be very into horse stories- although I am not opposed to them- but I still enjoyed the writing and I am always very interested in stories that are told from multiple perspectives and especially over multiple time. let me just say right off the bat that this book is going to make some horse lovers very happy. Wildflowers from Winter by Katie Ganshertīy Way of the Moonlight* by Elizabeth Musser (time slip). Under the Tulip Tree by Michelle Shocklee The Space Between Words by Michele Phoenix The Seakeeper's Daughters by Lisa Wingate The Promise of Jesse Woods by Chris Fabry Motorcycles, Sushi, and One Strange Book by Nancy Rue

✔ The Merchant's Daughter by Melanie Dickerson The Means That Make Us Strangers by Christine Kindberg The House on Foster Hill by Jamie Jo Wright ✔ The Healer's Apprentice by Melanie Dickerson ✔ The Girl from the Train by Irma Joubert The Art of Losing Yourself by Katie GanshertĪ Broken Kind of Beautiful by Katie GanshertĬhild of the Mountains by Marilyn Sue Shank ✔ The Amish Midwife by Mindy Starks Clark and Leslie Gould ✔ 12 Days at Bleakly Manor by Michelle Griep Hopefully I can check off a few books each year and continue adding to the checklist after each Christy award announcement.

I am now updating the list to include the winners and finalists I am most interested in from 2019, 2020, and 2021. I initially made the list by selecting the titles I was most interested in from all of the winners and finalists before 2018. Do you remember when I shared a list of Christy Award winners and finalists I wanted to read, back in 2019? I am updating that list as kind of a checklist for myself so I figured I would just share it here!