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Recipes & Wooden Spoons (Tales from Grace Chapel Inn, Book 2)

7 reviews
Judy Baer

Ideals Publications, 2006

Touching Tale
In this second installment of the "Grace Chapel Series" we find, Jane, youngest sister at 50, battling with old demons while plotting her future. She and two older sisters own a lovely little Bed and Breakfast and Jane is the artistic one in charge of the kitchen. While cleaning one day she finds her deceased mother's cookbook stashed away. Having never known her mother(she died having Jane) ...

The Baby Chronicles: The Whitney Chronicles Series #2 (Life, Faith & Getting It Right #20) (Steeple Hill Cafe)

2 reviews
Judy Baer

Steeple Hill, 2007

An entertaining story
After two years of marriage, Whitney Blake Andrews is convinced her husband Chase is perfect. She still lives in a romantic daze, and life couldn't be better. Sure there are times she'd like to ship Mitzi, her assistant, to another planet, but other than that she has no complaints. Mitzi has a talent for geting on Whitney's nerves, and can turn a compliment into an insult and never even notice. ...

The Way We Were (Tales from Grace Chapel Inn, Book 7)
Judy Baer

Guideposts Books, 2008

Once readers visit the charming village of Acorn Hill they'll never want to leave. Three sisters-Louise, a widow from Philadelphia; Alice, an unmarried nurse who lived with her father; and Jane, a divorced chef from San Francisco-reunite in the sleepy town after their father's death and turn the family home into a charming bed-and-breakfast. Here the sisters rekindle old memories, rediscover their childhood bonds, revel in the blessings of ...

Million Dollar Dilemma (Love, Faith & Getting It Right) (Steeple Hill Cafe)

15 reviews
Judy Baer

Steeple Hill, 2008

Worth a Million
I adored this story from start to finish. It was the first Judy Baer book I had read and it won't be the last. I loved the main character and her quirky ways. And I thought her comparing Adam to Indiana Jones was brilliant. This book will not dissapoint.

Norah's Ark: Love Me, Love My Dog #2 (Life, Faith & Getting It Right #14) (Steeple Hill Cafe)

9 reviews
Judy Baer

Steeple Hill, 2006

Chick lit for pet lovers
Norah loves pets. Pets love Norah. So it's no surprise she owns a pet store. Pets come before men which mean that Norah doesn't have a boyfriend. That's about to change when the new police officer (who happens to ride a horse) comes to town and Norah catches his eye. It seems also that the guy her best friend is in love with instead wants Norah, and then her best guy friend keeps hinting that he ...

Oh, Baby! (The Whitney Chronicles Series #3) (Life, Faith & Getting It Right #24) (Steeple Hill Cafe)

3 reviews
Judy Baer

Steeple Hill, 2008

funny and enjoyable
Judy is one of my favorite authors and this book is true to her great writting form. Her pets are hilarious and the plot was good. Worth the read!

The Whitney Chronicles: The Whitney Chronicles, Book 1 (Life, Faith & Getting It Right #1) (Steeple Hill Cafe)

18 reviews
Judy Baer

Steeple Hill, 2006

Laugh Out Loud
This is a sort of Christian girl's alternative to Bridget Jone's Diary and I can honestly say I was enthralled from beginning to end. Until I started reading chick lit I was never a fan of first person POV but it really works with these sorts of books. Part of me is a bit stunned that I am of the age where I am identifying with these women but another part of me rejoiced and cried with them. I ...

The Way We Were (The Tales from Grace Chapel Inn Series #42)
Judy Baer

Guideposts Books, 2008

Recipes & Wooden Spoons (The Tales from Grace Chapel Inn Series #4)
Judy Baer

Guideposts Books, 2003

While cleaning out the cluttered basement of Grace Chapel Inn, Jane Howard finds an old cookbook brimming with her mother's recipes and handwritten notes. Jane has always been hungry for details about her mother, Madeleine, who died while giving birth to Jane. Through the precious, fragile pages of the recipe book, Jane comes to discover the spirit of the mother she never had the chance to know. And she comes to better understand her ...

Never Look Back (Cedar River Daydreams #27)
Judy Baer

Bethany House Publishers, 1997

Angela Hardy seems like the least likely person to cause trouble. Quiet, sincere, and always sweet, Angela is one of Lexi Leighton's favorite friends. But almost without warning, Angela's behavior begins to change. Her boyfriend, Egg McNaughton, notices, too, and he and Lexi are at the end of their ropes trying to get to the bottom of Angela's problem. But the rope snaps when Angela suddenly runs away. Claiming things at home are too difficult, ...

New Girl in Town (Cedar River Daydreams #1)

5 reviews
Judy Baer

Bethany House Publishers, 1988

Ceder River Daydreams Series
I have read all 28 of the series and I love them. They are all wonderful books that relate real life situations with the characters. They are so life like. These books are great for teenage christians, who want to know they're not alone, that other kids go through what they go through everyday. I would recommend these books to anyone who wants a good wholesome book to read.

Worlds Apart (Cedar River Daydreams #26)
Judy Baer

Bethany House Publishers, 1997

Cedar River takes on an exotic air when a fascinating foreign exchange student visits from Greece. Dmitri Katrakis has moved into town to finish his exchange program with Todd Winston and his family. Handsome, friendly, and full of exciting stories from his homeland, Dmitri makes friends instantly. Everyone wants to be around him including Minda Hannaford, who is used to getting what she wants. Jennifer Golden has her eye on Dmitri, too, but ...

Mirror, Mirror (Fairy-Tale Series #1) (Love Inspired #399)

4 reviews
Judy Baer

Steeple Hill, 2007

Complex and Enjoyable
Mirror, Mirror, by Judy Baer (Available Now from Steeple Hill) Reviewed by: Kelly Kirch Mirror, Mirror is a powerful, faith affirming love-story about God's healing power. Ms. Baer weaves a charming tale of faith, hope, and love which encompasses not one but three lives and delivers the happily ever after her fans crave. Quinn Hunter, has a gift for tutoring children with chronic ...

Pamela (SpringSong Books #19)

18 reviews
Judy Baer

Bethany House Publishers, 1996

TOTALLY AWESOME BOOK! I LOVED IT!!!!
Do you have trouble finding a good book? Well, read this one! I was drawn into this book the minute i picked it up, i couldn't put it down!! I JUST ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT! Its a great Christian book also! Especially when... oh wait, i don't want to ruin it for anybody who hasn't read it yet! But buy this book and you won't be bored anymore! Judy Baer... YOUR AN AWESOME WRITER!!!! If i could i'd give ...

Forever Friends (Cedar River Daydreams #28)

2 reviews
Judy Baer

Bethany House Publishers, 1999

It's all over!
This was a great book! It focused on the gang's graduation and how confused and scared they all are about going to college and growing up. The end of the book is a pretty emotional part, when they are all graduating and talk about what college they are each going off to. Judy Baer makes it pretty obvious this will be the last Cedar River Daydreams book she'll write. If you are a true fan, it's ...

Lonely Girl (Cedar River Daydreams #17)
Judy Baer

Bethany House Publishers, 1992

Lexi Leighton first noticed the pretty new girl in the dark hallways long after school had let out. Why would anyone hang around school so late? Seeing the same girl early the next morning getting ready for school in the restroom, Lexi's curiosity was piqued. Who is this unfriendly shadow? Why won't she let anyone get to know her? Where does she live and why won't she tell where she came from? Why is she so shabbily dressed? When the truth ...

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