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Coffee Cake Days

September 29, 2016 by Esther Filbrun · Leave a Comment

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Coffee Cake Days by Amanda Tero

Title: Coffee Cake Days
Author:
Amanda Tero
Major Themes: Christian Living, Young Adults
Synopsis:
Meg has a problem: How can she balance her desire to learn from the Lord and the needs of her family?

When I recently came across Amanda Tero’s books, I was pleasantly surprised when I read some of her short stories. They may not be long, but they have depth to them and I appreciate that. Coffee Cake Days was one of these—a fast read, but encouraging too.

Meg, now graduated from school, has a goal: To spend as much time in the Word as possible each day. However, her family seems to be conspiring against her, asking her to do things for them that take more time than she’s willing to spend. How can she find a balance between devoting her time to God and attending to the needs of and blessing her family?

Meg’s troubles were something that I could really relate to. Finding a balance in life is hard but necessary. I loved the ending, too—that was sweet! If you’re looking for a quick, satisfying but still beneficial read, I’d highly recommend Coffee Cake Days.

No warnings!

Age levels:

Reading Independently—Ages 15 and Above

Links to buy this book:

Amazon: Kindle

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Keywords: Amanda Tero · Christian Fiction · Christian Living · Short Stories

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About Esther Filbrun

Esther Filbrun is a 20-something ex-homeschooler with a love for books and a desire to share good stories with others. She has been a bookworm since before she could read well, and spent hours as a child riding a bicycle while listening to cassette tape recordings made by her mother. Besides running IgniteLit and writing reviews, she blogs at A Melodious Sonnet.

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