Four sisters. Four callings. Their Amish home binds them together—no matter how far their dreams may lead.
In the quiet countryside of Unity, Maine, the March sisters have always shared chores, laughter, and whispered hopes beneath the same roof. But as they approach their twenties, each young woman begins to sense that God may be leading her down a different path.
Meg, the eldest, never expected her paintings to hang in an Englisher art gallery downtown—let alone sell like hotcakes. Orders pour in faster than she can keep up, and while some in the community celebrate her success, others warn her not to become prideful.
Torn between her gift and her humility, Meg must decide whether success is a blessing or a temptation to resist, especially when her lifelong friend John asks to court her. Should she put their courtship on hold to pursue her dreams?
Beth, gentle and steadfast, finds her joy in flour-dusted mornings and warm ovens as she bakes beside her mother and sisters. She loves her Amish life, yet as her sisters chase bigger dreams, Beth wonders if her talents matter as much as theirs and if she will ever fall in love.
Jo, ambitious and observant, fills notebook after notebook with stories inspired by her beloved community. She longs to share her words beyond Unity’s fields, but fear holds her back. She begins regularly sneaking off to a library to use the computers to submit queries to literary agents, and there she meets a thoughtful young man named Friedrich who encourages her to share her stories with the world.
How can Jo honor her faith and heritage while letting her words travel beyond the boundaries of Unity?
Amy, the youngest, longs to see the world and to become a famous actress. When she meets Laurie, her neighbor’s Englisher nephew, they become instant friends with the possibility of something more. He sees her spark immediately and urges her to audition for a local play.
The play opens doors for Amy to the silver screen far beyond Maine, far beyond anything she ever imagined. As the applause grows louder, the life she once dreamed of becomes dazzlingly real.
But when the lights fade, will fame fulfill her…or leave Amy longing for home?
Through it all, their mother, Mamm, watches her girls grow into thriving and independent young women, and she encourages them to follow their dreams, even if those dreams lead them away from their Amish community.
When tragedy strikes, each woman in the March family quickly learns what is truly the most important in life.
Through triumphs and heartbreaks, courtships and crossroads, the March sisters struggle to chase their dreams without losing themselves.
As opinions rise around them and romance stirs their hearts, they must each answer the same question: Who am I called to be?
Amish Little Women is a sweeping family saga about faith, ambition, sisterhood, running a successful Amish family bakery, using your talents, and having the courage to follow God’s leading wherever it may lead.
Because sometimes the greatest journey isn’t far away from home…
It'''s discovering how to carry home within you wherever you go.
ALSO IN THIS SERIES:
The Amish Gift of the Magi
Amish Scarlet Letter
Amish Little Women
Genre: Inspirational
In the quiet countryside of Unity, Maine, the March sisters have always shared chores, laughter, and whispered hopes beneath the same roof. But as they approach their twenties, each young woman begins to sense that God may be leading her down a different path.
Meg, the eldest, never expected her paintings to hang in an Englisher art gallery downtown—let alone sell like hotcakes. Orders pour in faster than she can keep up, and while some in the community celebrate her success, others warn her not to become prideful.
Torn between her gift and her humility, Meg must decide whether success is a blessing or a temptation to resist, especially when her lifelong friend John asks to court her. Should she put their courtship on hold to pursue her dreams?
Beth, gentle and steadfast, finds her joy in flour-dusted mornings and warm ovens as she bakes beside her mother and sisters. She loves her Amish life, yet as her sisters chase bigger dreams, Beth wonders if her talents matter as much as theirs and if she will ever fall in love.
Jo, ambitious and observant, fills notebook after notebook with stories inspired by her beloved community. She longs to share her words beyond Unity’s fields, but fear holds her back. She begins regularly sneaking off to a library to use the computers to submit queries to literary agents, and there she meets a thoughtful young man named Friedrich who encourages her to share her stories with the world.
How can Jo honor her faith and heritage while letting her words travel beyond the boundaries of Unity?
Amy, the youngest, longs to see the world and to become a famous actress. When she meets Laurie, her neighbor’s Englisher nephew, they become instant friends with the possibility of something more. He sees her spark immediately and urges her to audition for a local play.
The play opens doors for Amy to the silver screen far beyond Maine, far beyond anything she ever imagined. As the applause grows louder, the life she once dreamed of becomes dazzlingly real.
But when the lights fade, will fame fulfill her…or leave Amy longing for home?
Through it all, their mother, Mamm, watches her girls grow into thriving and independent young women, and she encourages them to follow their dreams, even if those dreams lead them away from their Amish community.
When tragedy strikes, each woman in the March family quickly learns what is truly the most important in life.
Through triumphs and heartbreaks, courtships and crossroads, the March sisters struggle to chase their dreams without losing themselves.
As opinions rise around them and romance stirs their hearts, they must each answer the same question: Who am I called to be?
Amish Little Women is a sweeping family saga about faith, ambition, sisterhood, running a successful Amish family bakery, using your talents, and having the courage to follow God’s leading wherever it may lead.
Because sometimes the greatest journey isn’t far away from home…
It'''s discovering how to carry home within you wherever you go.
ALSO IN THIS SERIES:
The Amish Gift of the Magi
Amish Scarlet Letter
Amish Little Women
Genre: Inspirational