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Aggie’s Inheritance Series

October 5, 2015 by Emma Filbrun · Leave a Comment

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Aggie's Inheritance Series by Chautona Havig

Title: Aggie’s Inheritance series
Author: Chautona Havig
Major Themes: Homeschooling, Courtship, Large Families, Motherhood, Romance, Child Rearing, Family Life
Synopsis: When her sister and brother-in-law suddenly die, 22-year-old Aggie finds herself with a family of eight children to raise.

The Aggie’s Inheritance series is my favorite fiction so far this year. As a mother of eight myself, I can very well relate to Aggie as she cares for her sister’s eight children. I believe any woman or older girl would enjoy it, however! I love that someone has actually written some novels about a large family, and homeschool. Wonderful story!

Check out the individual books in the Aggie’s Inheritance series here:

  • Ready or Not
  • For Keeps
  • Here We Come
  • Ante Up!

No warnings!

Age levels:

Reading Independently—Ages 15 and Above, Adults

Links to buy this book:

Amazon: Kindle (complete 4-book collection)

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Related posts:

Ready or Not by Chautona HavigReady or Not For Keeps by Chautona HavigFor Keeps Here We Come by Chautona HavigHere We Come Ante Up! by Chautona HavigAnte Up!

Keywords: Aggie's Inheritance series · Books for Women · Chautona Havig · Child Rearing · Christian Fiction · Courtship · Homeschooling · Large Families · Motherhood · Romance

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About Emma Filbrun

Emma Filbrun is a homeschooling mother of eight children. She has been a bookworm since she was taught to read at three years old, and now delights in sharing her finds with her husband, children, and friends. Besides being a reviewer for IgniteLit, she blogs at Lots of Helpers, where she shares tidbits of her life in a busy household and reviews homeschooling curriculum.

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