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If You Like Amish and Mennonite Fiction

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e-Books & Audiobooks

Browse OverDrive’s Amish and Mennonite fiction collection of e-books and downloadable audiobooks you can borrow with your IndyPL library card.

Amish & Mennonite Fiction Authors

Lisa Jones Baker
Jennifer Beckstrand
Wanda E. Brunstetter
Linda Byler
Barbara Cameron
Linda Castillo
Vannetta Chapman
Mindy Starns Clark
Amy Clipston
Patricia Davids
Jerry S. Eicher

Mary Ellis
Suzanne Woods Fisher
Kathleen Fuller
Ann H. Gabhart
Rachel Good
Leslie Gould
Tricia Goyer
Shelley Shepard Gray
Laura V. Hilton
Charlotte Hubbard
Kelly Irvin

Rosalind Lauer
Beverly Lewis
Amy Lillard
Kelly Long
Olivia Newport
Marta Perry
Sarah Price
Ruth Reid
Beth Wiseman
Cindy Woodsmall

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You are invited to join in one of our many in-person or online book discussions that take place several times each month. In our book discussion groups we read and talk about both fiction and non-fiction books. We express our opinions (both likes and dislikes!) with other avid readers in the city. You might get even more reading ideas on If You Like Christian Fiction.

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