Holly's Heart

Beverly Lewis

In the Amish community of Hickory Hollow, Susie Mast and her longtime friend Obie Yoder quietly wrestle with feelings that could either deepen their friendship or change it forever. When Obie leaves to apprentice as a blacksmith, Susie fears the opportunity for love has passed, while new responsibilities at home draw her into caring for her ailing mother and adopted sister, Britta. Family revelations, financial pressures, and the counsel of the wise Ella Mae Zook challenge Susie to consider where her true hopes—and her faith—belong. With its themes of love, family, sacrifice, and trust, this gentle story offers an engaging glimpse into the close-knit Amish way of life.

Beverly Lewis

When overcrowding sends Holly and her fellow ninth-graders unexpectedly into the high school, the transition brings a whirlwind of new challenges. Holly and her lifelong best friend, Andie, must navigate unfamiliar social circles, shifting expectations, and the pressure to discover where they belong. With warmth and insight, this coming-of-age story explores friendship, identity, and the often-confusing journey toward growing up.

Beverly Lewis

When friendships begin to change, Holly worries that she is becoming someone’s second choice. As jealousy and insecurity threaten the relationships she values most, she must learn that being a loyal friend means giving others room to grow rather than trying to control every situation. With warmth and sensitivity, this engaging coming-of-age story explores friendship, self-worth, trust, and the difficult lessons of growing up.

Beverly Lewis

A determined young athlete is eager to prove she has what it takes to be the best, but the demands of competition soon place pressure on her goals, friendships, and sense of self. As rivalries intensify and difficult choices arise, she must learn that success is measured by more than talent or trophies. With its accessible storytelling and focus on faith, integrity, perseverance, and teamwork, this uplifting coming-of-age novel explores the cost of perfection and the value of doing what is right.