Sharon D. (dulcimer42) reviewed on 9/15/2011 + 107 more book reviews

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Rhoda had questioned its facets and left the Mennonite world. But she had remained close to her family. The book is a delightful look upon the "old beliefs," how she still clings to them in her own individual way. When her husband leaves her for Bob, whom he had met on the internet, she uses her faith - although she'd never admit to that - and her Mothers support - which she's laugh about in a loving way - to see her through. I LOVED this book. Rhoda is just SO REAL in her feelings about love, life, marriage, divorce, and just being who you really are. I highly recomment this "fun to read" book.

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