Books like The mushroom farmer's wife by Una McManus

Three cousins investigate a mysterious disappearance at an old mansion in a Christian detective story about family and friendship gone wrong.

The Berenstain Bears help during a storm, learning about kindness and God's teachings in a children's story about family values and faith themes for the young readers who enjoyed the original Berenstain Bears books.

After a hard‑hit single parent, Rafe Burnside’s life shifts when a sickly Dr. Maggie Tremont arrives in town, seeking help and offering Rafe a chance at love and hope.

Benny and Moe try to find a new toy, but they already have plenty of things, and Brother Bear thinks they should be more concerned with God's creations.

A romance story set in Seattle, focusing on the bonds between Militine, a young woman, and Thane, a man with a dark secret, as they navigate the complexities of man-woman relationships and Christian values in a historical context, exploring themes of redemption and the transformative power of friendship and understanding.

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** (Amazon Excerpt): Your doctor says you need a change: new sights,s new sounds. But how can you manage it - with Junior's tonsils coming out next month, and Sally's teeth being straightened? What you can do is take a refresher course in humanity with John Gould smack in the heart of a Maine community. - A Maine farm - and you will meet the delightful members of the Gould family, including the young wife just down from Boston, and be regaled by tales of the neighbors, past and present. You'll learn how to sugar and to pickle and how to arrange a pea festival. You'll pin your ears back and hear about Samoset the Indian, who was an annual guest at Great-grandfather's Thanksgiving dinners; of Satchel-Eye Dyer who kept his house in his barn and his barn in his house; of J. Lorenzo Bascomb who invented a perpetual motion machine; of Uncle Timothy who demanded pie, pie, and was particularly appeased by vinegar pie, from an old established Maine recipe.

A story of faith, family, and coming of age in 19th-century Vermont