amish

Falling in love in a sleepy farming community, Rose and Noah share a beautiful romance filled with horseback riding and long talks in grassy fields, but the relationship is soon threatened by the realities of Noah's Amish status.

Sixteen-year-old Eliza, an Amish girl, goes to work for an "English" family as a nanny to two young children, and must then choose between two entirely different ways of life.

Surveys the history, beliefs, and customs of the Amish.

After schoolteacher Jodi Winfield finds a little girl on the side of the road, she delves into the isolated community of the Lancaster Old Order Amish to find answers.

Rose Kauffman, a young Amish woman, falls in love with a hardworking man named Nick while her sister, Hen, warns her about becoming too involved and deals with a separation from her modern husband, with whom she has a young daughter.

Despite her engagement to Silas, a well-liked Amish fellow, Rose Kauffman still has feelings for Nick Franco, the former foster son of the bishop who is suspected in the murder of the bishop's biological son; meanwhile, Rose's older sister comes home after a mutual agreement to separate from her modern husband, but he begins to threaten that he will pursue sole custody of their daughter if she does not return.

Sisters Hen, who is caring for her injured husband, and Rose, who is given a second chance at love, hope for new beginnings in their Amish community.

When her car breaks down in the mountains twenty-four-year-old violinist Amelia Devries meets Michael Hostetler, a young Amish man who introduces her to his Old Order community in Hickory Hollow, and what she experiences there changes her life forever.

Offers an inside view of Amish women through interviews and conversations with women whom the author has known most of her life.

Journeys through the tranquil Pennsylvania countryside where the Amish live, and shows them as they go about their daily lives, all but untouched by the busy pace of the twentieth century.