Once Upon a Summer (Seasons of the Heart Book #1) - Janette Oke

Once Upon a Summer (Seasons of the Heart Book #1)

By Janette Oke

  • Release Date: 2010-05-01
  • Genre: Religious Fiction
Score: 4.5
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From 361 Ratings
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Description

Josh Jones realizes his family isn't typical, but it's the only life he's ever known. Aunt Lou, Gramps, Uncle Charlie, Grandpa--they all have shaped the young man he has become. But as he grows into manhood, Josh begins to face important questions about life, love, and faith. Three million books sold in the series!

Reviews

  • A peaceful read

    4
    By dom picc
    I enjoy all of her books

  • Awww

    3
    By Stpielyn
    Such a sweet book

  • Once upon a summer

    5
    By Rosebud 11
    Love it very inspiring

  • Once Upon A Summer

    5
    By Senior1935
    A VERY HEARTWARMING, INSPIRING PAGE TURNER. !!!!!

  • Once upon a summer

    5
    By Red lips 525
    Janette Oke as always is an excellent story teller! You can't help but BE IN her stories and this one was as good as ever! Love It!!

  • A sound of summer

    5
    By Knittogether
    It was an amazing book!!! I loved it!!!!😀😃😃😄. It was sad at times but all in all I loved it very inspirational and a great thought provoking book!!! An awesome Christian book!!!! It was funny and exciting!!!! I highly recommend it!!!!

  • SEASONS OFTHE HEART

    5
    By Denise's Heart
    Christian Fiction, love and faith, tender hearted family story, of loss and growth. Review written by Denise's Heart

  • Good Read by Favorite Author

    5
    By SaintsFan21
    I have read many of her books and seen the Hallmark movies based on the books. I was sad to think that I had read them all when I found this one. Good read about letting go and letting God be a part of your life. Thanks for another good one!

  • Once upon a summer

    5
    By Hummer39
    Very good book. Easy to read and easy to see the intended lessons to be learned.

  • Once Upon A Summer

    5
    By Word Nut 2011
    Great Christian book for young teens and the internal conflicts they faced while growing up.

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