The Buggy News 2

Amish Love of a Lifetime, Book 3

By: Sadie Palmer

Narrated by: Jaclyn Whitt

Length: 1 hr and 51 mins

Publisher's Summary

Samantha Schuster's life is finally coming together. She gets to work with the man she loves at the Amish newspaper The Buggy News. But when her boyfriend's ex gets a job at the newspaper too, Samantha's courtship gets tested. Will Samantha and her boyfriend's love endure, or are their days as a couple numbered?

©2014 Sadie Palmer (P)2019 Sadie Palmer

Amish life.

A great story about Amish life. To learn your ex has been shined. Your best friend learns that she can make her own choice, work or start a family. Narrator was good.

Too short!

I was happy that this was a continuation of Samantha's story with tidbits of her sibling's stories. So often you are left to assume a happily ever after, but now you get to see what happens the next week.

The narration was decent with character voice distinction, but maybe not enough emotion for the events being described.

Bottom line: Great listen while you do housework!

A worthy sequel

The Buggy News (Amish Love of a Lifetime #2), my SECOND read from Christian author Sadie Palmer. Samantha Schuster & her boyfriend's story continues. If there's a problem with this book that it's so short. You want stories/books longer so you can enjoy them for a longer time. I was given an Audible copy of this book & am voluntarily reading & reviewing it. Julie Lancelot’s talented narration adds to the book's enjoyment. I need to get An Amish Love Of A Lifetime. I'll definitely be reading more from this author. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

Weird voices

I love the narration of the main character but the rest was just confusing. Girls talked like guys, guys sounded like girls and the story was just back and forth, same situations just new people. I didn't like it at all

The Buggy News 2 Is Good but......

The Buggy News was a good clean book. But my problem with the book is it sounded a bit childish. Meaning the reader was not convincing whenever she read the male lines. Just because the book was meant to target a young audience does not mean the book should sound childish. Another reader who can do voices really well would make this book so much better. This book is a good read, it even made me think about some of how I choose to handle relationships.

eh

Sadly i wasnt a fan of the person who was reading this. it seemed very boring and not really good but i did give it a 3.5 star review but i may round up im not sure. I gave it a chance because i was asked for my thoughts on it. i dont think the voice was right for this book

There was more!

I thought when I finished Buggy News that it was the end of Samantha and Joshua's story. Then when I saw Buggy News 2 I figured it would be about Emma. It did have Emma in it, but it the continuation of Samantha and Josh's story. Could their love stand the tests that came their way? Listen and find out! The narrator did a good job of using different voices for the different characters. That makes it so much easier to follow. I received this book for free, but that's not why I give it a good review.

OLDER WAITING FOR LOVE

A look at Samantha, older than most Amish and not married yet. A life similar to other young girls, in working in the same place as your boyfriend, until there is a break up. Seeing him everyday and with someone else. Taking a job at the newspaper, and hoping to meet that special person. She has a strong faith in God. Delightful to read and enjoyed the narration by Jaclyn Whitt.

An interesting view of the Amish world

In today's world, drama seems to attach itself to everyone - regardless of their beliefs and stations in life. But I can't even fathom how much the world would change, for the better, if each person who committed adultery, got their mistress pregnant (for a male) or they got pregnant (for a female)and were "shunned" for those actions. I dare say it just might be a better world, with morals quite a bit higher on the "I care about that" scale. Fantasy, I know, but one can dream anyway.
Great narration by Jaclyn Whitt.