Another great book by Linda Byler! I really liked learning about Lizzie. She was very realistic in her struggles.
Lizzie is at a crossroads in her life. She has many big decisions to make. Should she join the faith, should she marry Stephen, should she teach school. As she works through each of these decisions her faith in God is strengthened. She marries Stephen and starts a new chapter of her life. They struggle as all newly married couples do; finding a way to live with another person and putting their needs above your own. Then Lizzie has a baby and that opens up a new set of questions for her and Lizzie must put her faith in God to the test. She trusts God and lives a fruitful and satisfying life. ( )

This is the third and last of the Lizzie series written by a member of an Old Order Amish community. I've stated in reviews of the first two books that they come across as YA books which I didn't think they were intended to be. As i was looking at some information on Amazon, I found that the audience is indeed young adults. I still was aggravated with Lizzie's immaturity through much of the book, but the story wraps up nicely. Again, I enjoyed reading a book that was told by someone who lives the life of an Amish woman. ( )

Lizzie's life is full of indecision. Her sisters are so sure and certain with their lives. However, everything in Lizzie's life leads up to her making the best decisions later in life. ( )