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Sandwich, with A Side of Romance
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Sandwich, Illinois, represents hope for Maddie and Kyle, the brother Maddie wants to spring out of foster care. When she loses her job the first day, it's Reuben's fault, and he reluctantly gives her a job at his restaurant, The Sandwich Emporium. Can Maddie learn the art of humbling herself and accepting
… More »Sandwich, Illinois, represents hope for Maddie and Kyle, the brother Maddie wants to spring out of foster care. When she loses her job the first day, it's Reuben's fault, and he reluctantly gives her a job at his restaurant, The Sandwich Emporium. Can Maddie learn the art of humbling herself and accepting the help God has arranged-- risking her heart to Reuben in the process?
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Imprint:
Nashville, Tenn. - Abingdon Press
Pages:
319
ISBN:
9781426745928, 1426745923
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes discussion questions (p. 318-319)
Statement of responsibility:
Krista Phillips
Characteristics:
319 p. ;,22 cm
Author (Original Script):
Phillips, Krista
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Add a CommentI enjoyed this book a lot. It was well written, funny at times and dealt with some hard issues. The spiritual relationship of the main character with her newfound Heavenly Father was pretty realistic, full of struggles with trust, control, love and acceptance. My only disappointment was in how it all wrapped up - a little to quickly and tidily, considering the issues each character struggled with throughout the book.