Loved reading this book. Amazing story and the characters lend to the charm of this book. I would highly recommend this book. You would not be disappointed.

Unrequited love, second chance love, second love, and late love. It was great to read a variety of stories which also spanned a range of ages. I didn't feel like the "young love" story was too young since Fern is considered a spinster, but compared to the other stories they are! I loved the friendship and affection that quickly bloomed in the last story, especially with Elva's unhappy marriage. It was heartwarming to see her be appreciated for her skills as a cook and as a lovely person inside and out. Jerald is such a fun guy, and it was such a sweet match. I love when books make me feel so happy when things turn out perfectly for characters that deserve it.

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1) Young love - As Fern said "having a chronicle illness was difficult, but it wasn't the end of the world.
Just the end of mei teaching career.. before it even began"
Fern friend Dan ask to the Lord: "Lord, I don't understand this. I've known this woman all mei life, and I had never given
her much thought. So why am I falling for her now"
So true, the life could be strange sometimes, events happen when you don't imagine could happen.
2) Long-awaited love - Amish young and not married people are expected to help family.
Jemima stayed one year at ther sister house to help her recovered for an illness and take care her children.
But Everett go away home for 10 years because he disagrees about many things his father think, such as his father
impose him to work at the restaurant.
"Everett had always been a thoughtful man"
The parents, for my opinion, must learn that the children have a own mind, heart, wish, interests and during the life they must try,
mistake and live their own life. These are difficult for the parents.
3) Second chance love - In amish countries widows are encourage to live with children families and also have marriage again,
in God time. Sure all the family and village people will help widows. For me, this is a nice and kind thing.
4) Never too late -
Regina invetes her best friend from Michigan, Elva, to stay at her home for a week: they go to quilt meeting, meet friend Jerald,
chat a lot. What a good friendship, lovely story!

You're so beholden to what your parents and family want from you that you don't know who you are. Or what you want.

Four different stories from four different well known Amish authors that tell the story of faith, family, and love. These Amish stories reflect what keeps us from love and what keeps us going. Always centered around faith and community, it will give you encouragement.


A Special Thank you to Harper Collins and Netgalley for the ARC and the opportunity to post an honest review.

Kathleen Fuller is quickly becoming one of my favorite Amish fiction authors.  Her stories are always filled with characters that you quickly come to love.  Amish Generations is no different.  The book contains four novellas.  Each novella features a couple of a different generation.  I loved all four stories.  They're all complete and each one is a quick read.  It's hard to pick a favorite, but if I had to choose, it would be the final story.  Jerald and Elva's story was so sweet.  Jerald, a bachelor at 70, had never found the right woman.  Elva, recently widowed in her 60's, had been in a difficult marriage.  I just really loved this story and the message that it's never too late for love.   Thank you to Netgalley and HarperCollins/Zondervan for the copy.  All opinions expressed are my own.

A very interesting book. I would recommend. Review is my own opinion.

Thanks to Netgalley and publisher for ARC cooy

A wonderful collection of novellas from Kathlees Fuller. Each story had well-written characters and an interesting plot. I liked everything about this book, and recommend it to all who love to read Amish fiction.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher. All opinions are my own.

Amish Generations is a book of short stories, four stories involving different age groups. The first being twenties, the second story had people in their thirties, the third story was people int heir late forties, and the last story was people int their sixties and seventies. Each was an entertaining story to read, but they each made me wish for a longer story. I greatly enjoyed reading each one, though. Great reading!

Every story in this collection was wonderful. Each so different but wonderful outcomes for very likable people. I would recommend this book to everyone who loves a good Amish story.

Young Love
11 years is a really long time to have a rush on someone but I liked how Fern and Dan's love story turned out.

Long Awaited Love
Everett and Jemima with their history were still able to have a future filled with love and second chances for both of them. I loved how Everett stood up for Jemima telling her the truth even though she didn't want to hear it.

Second Chance.
I really liked how Lora and Beth's second chance love story started with correspondence through letters. Theirs was a delightful read.

Never too late.
Jarald and Elva never thought they could find love until they met each other. I admired the courage it took them despite their ages. Tear-jerking story of love found and second chances.


Really amazing collection of short stories.

I received a copy of this book and this is my honest opinion.

Amish Generations is a great book by Kathleen Fuller. The four crafted stories each have their own wonderful story line. It was great to see the stories unfolding starting from young love to is a universal story. Just a wonderful reminder - It’s never to late if we keep our believing and have faith in God’s plans through our life.

I enjoyed reading this collection of Amish stories by Kathleen Fuller. Each story had wonderful characters and an interesting plot. This author does a wonderful job of conveying details about the Amish family lifestyle and the closeness of family and community. Her writing reflects her respect for their values. I liked everything about this book, and recommend it to all who love to read Amish fiction.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher. All opinions are my own.

I loved this book!! Loved all the stories in the book!! Love this author's books!! Received this book from Harper Collins from netgally!!

This is a wonderful collection of sweet romance. Young Love….Fern is a sweet pretty girl, who has been interested in Dan for eleven years. When Dan notices her, Fern is more worried about her Rheumatoid Arthritis. This is a sweet story. Long-Awaited Love – This is a sweet second chance story ten years after he left town… Second-Chance Love - I love how their friendship and eventual courtship started with letters…. Never Too Late –I love that it’s never too late in life for romance. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Zondervan through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. This is a delightful collection of Amish romance. I love each sweet romance.in the book. It lifted my spirits.

Amish Generations is a compilation of four nice stories by Kathleen Fuller. Each of the stories focuses on two people of the Amish faith that come together . These are good clean stories that are easy to read. Each of the couples have obstacles they need to over come to move forward.

In Young Love, Fern has secretly had a crush on Dan for years and now that he is no longer committed to someone else, Fern needs to trust him enough to tell him about her hidden health condition.

In Long-Awaited Love, Jemima needs to assert herself with her family to allow them to have a life of her own. Everett needs to deal with the relationship with his father.

In Second-Chance Love, Lora Beth and Benjamin both have children that want them to move in with them, now that they are single again. They both need to make decisions based on their needs and not on what their children want.

In Never Too Late, Elva did not have the best first marriage. When her husband died, she planned to stay alone. But when she meets Jerald, she realizes not every man is like her first husband.

The thing that stands out the most to me is in Long-Awaited Love. I feel so much for Jemima who was always there to help her mother and was always discouraged by her parents to get a job and make her own life. They felt she had a pretty good life living with and helping them. Another is in Never Too Late, Elva has to learn to trust again and needs to be herself and experience happiness.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Zondervan through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

Young Love—My favorite of the four stories as I can relate to Fern.

Long-Awaited Love—An enjoyable read and makes you think about how many relationships we know that are similar.

Second-Chance Love—I enjoyed the exchange of letters between the characters.

Never Too Late—Provided laughs and lets the reader believe in love at any age.

Perfect for teenagers and up as a clean read.

I received a complimentary copy from the publisher, Harper Collins/Zondervan, through NetGalley. Any and all opinions expressed in the above review are entirely my own.

Kathleen Fuller is known for her delightful Amish stories set in communities that embrace the lifestyle. These stories span four generations. They tell of sweet love and second chances. Each finds love, forgiveness, and embrace their faith. These stories are inspiring. I really enjoyed how each of these stories unfolded. I received a copy through Netgalley. A review was not required.

Sweet stories about chances for love throughout the generations. Each story focuses on a couple in different phases of their lives. These are positive stories of faith, life and love by a well known author of Amish fiction. Very enjoyable!

“Amish Generations” presents readers with four short stories that feature romance at different stages of life, from young adult to senior citizens. Each story addresses problems or issues specific to the time of life. These include reconnecting with one’s past, moving on after living with family members, continuing with life after losing a spouse, and moving to a new community. The stories underscore the unique strengths brought to relationships during different stages of life.

Each story is short enough to be read in one sitting. The stories all feature happy endings. They are sweet and clean reads (no violence, intimacy, or strong language), with a Christian core. Readers who are looking for novellas that include realistic and likeable characters and situations will enjoy these tales about Amish families.

I received this book from the publisher and from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. The opinions expressed here are entirely my own.

This is a set of four novellas, all of which are wonderful. The book really does live up to it's name because the novellas feature couples of various ages. I loved every one of the novellas in this book. And I loved that they featured couples of all different ages. It made the book more interesting.