Good Morning Sweet Friends :)
I pray today finds you all doing well, and I'm so thankful you've decided to join me (Kirby) here on The Preppy Book Princess for another book review.
I look forward to these lovely book chats we get to have a few times a week, and today I hope that you'll grab a steaming cup of your favorite hot beverage, and settle in to read a review of a wonderful, sweet Christian fiction title that I highly enjoyed and I hope you'll do the same.
Before we jump into today's review though, I'd like to say that if you'd like to check out any of my reviews of some of the previous titles in this series, you can do so using the links below:
Otherwise, keep on reading down below for today's full review.
Rally Round the Flag by Jane Orcutt:
Source: Libby App
Publisher: Guideposts
Publication Date: September 1st, 2011
Genre: Christian Fiction/Small Town Series
Series: Tales From Grace Chapel Inn
Synopsis:
A group of veterans checks into the inn and teach the sisters about loyalty and sacrifice. A perfect fall read just in time for Veteran's Day. It's time to bring out the old patriotic spirit when three lively World War II vets check in at Grace Chapel Inn and march in the annual Veterans Day parade. However, another guest, Gulf War veteran Nathan Delhomme, suffers from guilt for surviving the war when his friend didn't make it. Can Alice help this troubled young man march proudly in memory of his friend? And will the Franklin High Patriots be victorious in the Thanksgiving Day football game this year? The patriotism abounds as the citizens of Acorn Hill rally round the flag!
(synopsis from goodreads)
My Review:
I'm wholeheartedly enjoying working my way through this wonderful, sweet small town series that focuses around three sisters who have turned their beloved Victorian family home into a well loved bed and breakfast.
Rally Round the Flag is almost split into two separate stories. The first finds the sisters entertaining a house full of veterans who are are in town for their annual meet up, and to take in many of Acorn Hill's Veteran's Day festivities. A story full of heart, faith and the importance of friendship touches the heart of each of the sisters.
The second part of the book focuses around the town's big homecoming football game, the Thanksgiving feast at Grace Chapel Inn, and a lovely friend of the sisters who has developed some health issues and is struggling with how to proceed.
All in all, this was a touching story that brought a big smile to my face and highlighted the importance of faith, family and friendship as we all navigate the bumpy road that is life. I love how cozy this entire series is, and they're the perfect books to pick up on a blustery, fall day.
Final Rating: 4/5.
I'd highly recommend this series to anyone looking for a heartwarming Christian fiction series that doesn't overly focus around romance.
Thanks so much for reading guys! Have a great rest of your day :)
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