Annie's people
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Annie's people
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The series Annie's people represents a set of related resources, especially of a specified kind, found in Fulton County Public Library.
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- <b>(First book in series)</b> Annie Zook's greatest passion is drawing, but it's forbidden by her father, an Old Order Amish preacher in Paradise, Pennsylvania. She must even sacrifice marriage and happiness with the love of her life, Rudy Esh, in order to secretly practice her art. But when longtime pen pal, fellow artist and "Englisher" Louisa Stratford visits seeking solace after a broken engagement, Annie must come to terms with her unhappiness and decide whether to stay with her Plain community or pursue her dream
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- <b>(First book in series)</b> Annie Zook's greatest passion is drawing, but it's forbidden by her father, an Old Order Amish preacher in Paradise, Pennsylvania. She must even sacrifice marriage and happiness with the love of her life, Rudy Esh, in order to secretly practice her art. But when longtime pen pal, fellow artist and "Englisher" Louisa Stratford visits seeking solace after a broken engagement, Annie must come to terms with her unhappiness and decide whether to stay with her Plain community or pursue her dream
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