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Faith, family, and fresh bread! Hannah Blough has spent her whole life baking bread in her family’s Amish bakery. But rising costs, shrinking sales, and mounting bills threaten to close the doors for good. Determined to save the business her parents built, Hannah refuses to give up — even when the burden feels too heavy to carry alone. Then Eli Hochstetler returns home. Three years ago, Eli left the Amish community without saying goodbye, breaking Hannah’s heart in the process. Now he’s back, hoping to rebuild his faith, repair old wounds, and prove he still belongs. When Hannah enters a county baking competition with prize money that could save the bakery, Eli offers to help. But trusting him again may be harder than losing the bakery itself. Can faith, forgiveness, and love give them both a second chance?
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Is HANNAH'S AMISH BAKERY appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
A clean, faith-based romance about an Amish woman trying to save her family bakery with help from a man who left the community years ago. No sexual content, violence, or language concerns.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include abandonment, heartbreak, and financial hardship.
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Who'll love this
Teens looking for gentle romance with themes of faith, forgiveness, and community will enjoy this heartfelt second-chance story.