When the Morning Comes by Cindy Woodsmall

I just finished this book and I loved it. Looking at the bottom of the book I found that this is the second book in a series called Sisters of the Quilt. I didn't know that until then. I read this book without even knowing there was a first so that just shows that the author explained everything. Although after I read the first book, I think it would be better to read them in order.

This book is about Hannah Lapp who decides to run away from home. Her Old Order Amish community falls apart along with all her plans. This is the story of how she makes it in the Englishers world and how she finds love after her escape along with how things are doing in the community she came from in Owl's Perch, Pennsylvania.

I would recommend this to teenagers up because I don't believe that elementary school students should be reading about the more adult concepts such as rape. I know I made this book sound really dry and boring but it truly isn't. There's a lot of stuff going on for Hannah and her family back at home. Such as with her fiancee Paul, (Stereotypical question's start:) Will he ever get over her? And for an even bigger question, after Hannah's sister Sarah started going crazy, Matthew and Elle's relationship starts heading down a rough path and Luke and Mary trying to regain their relationship, will life in Owl's Perch ever be the same without Hannah? ...There, now it sounds a little more exciting. But I won't tell anybody answers and you're just going to have to read the book. (DO IT!!!!!!)

I would rate this book a 10/10 because I couldn't put it down. I wasn't really expecting the ending when it came but I liked it because it left it a ways open so you can decide for yourself how things turn out. Also the drama and life that went on couldn't have been any more well planned out.

READ THE BOOK FOLKS. THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS I'VE EVER READ AND I HAVE NO DOUBT I WILL READ IT MANY TIMES TO COME.

-Flounder