I haven't read a lot of overtly religious books, but I know that there is a great demand for these books. I knew nothing about Christy Miller or Robin Jones Gunn before I started reading this eBook, so I'm happy to have had an introduction to such a popular series. Christy is an engaging main character whose struggles are believable (wondering if a boy likes her as a friend or as a girlfriend, shy about wearing clothes that show off her body, trying to figure out what kind of a person she is and what kind of a person she wants to be), even when the story veers slightly over the top. I found myself thinking a lot about the characters and religion and how it's shown in this book, and I always like books that make me think. I think that Summer Promise is available as an eBook title, and the Christy Miller Collection has the first few books (including Summer Promise) in a combined edition.
I received this title through the LibraryThing Early Reviewer program, but it's also available at NetGalley.
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Read it with:
Peculiar Treasures by Robin Jones Gunn
A Whisper and a Wish by Robin Jones Gunn
Departures by Robin Jones Gunn
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