Amelie is keen to see how two people shes. Adler Paxton ships to England with the US 357th. The Sky Above Us by Sarah Sundin, Mar 13, 2019, Thorndike Press Large Print edition, library binding. The book is set in Victorian London where Amelie Hampton is employed as a matchmaker for the Marriage Gazette. Numbed by grief and harboring shameful secrets, Lt.

Posted in Book Reviews, Christian Historical Fiction, Christmas Fiction | Tagged Cara Putman, Classic Christmas Songs, December Reading, Novella Collection, Sarah Sundin, Tricia Goyer, WaterBrooke Multnomah, World War II | Leave a commentįollow Prairie Sky Book Reviews on WordPress. The Sky Above Us by Sarah Sundin available in Trade Paperback on, also read synopsis and reviews. With World War II as a backdrop, Continue reading → So many elements of this book are artfully intertwined and corresponding, beginning with the three inner-story titles based on classic Christmas songs – White Christmas by Cara Putman, I’ll Be Home for Christmas by Sarah Sundin, and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas by Tricia Goyer. As each story-within-the-story singles out a different sibling and shares his or her Christmas love story, the overarching tale is revealed piece by piece. The Sky Above Us (Sunrise at Normandy) Sundin, Sarah Published by Revell (2019) ISBN 10: 0800735617 ISBN 13: 9780800735616 New Hardcover Quantity: 1 Seller: GoldenDragon (Houston, TX, U.S.A.) Rating Seller Rating: Book Description Hardcover. Stepping away from typical holiday novella collections filled with several unrelated short stories, Where Treetops Glisten focuses on one family.

Where Treetops Glisten is a new, 2014 release from WaterBrook Multnomah that successfully brings each of these elements to life, in the voices of three acclaimed authors – Cara Putman, Sarah Sundin and Tricia Goyer. What could be better than a unique, heartwarming, old-fashioned Christmas story carefully crafted by a talented author, filled with Christian values and sweet surprises (and un-surprises!), then polished to near perfection? The answer is THREE such stories melded together into one book – each a delightful story of its own, yet interrelated with the other two.