Book details
Rachel Yoder: Out of Control
Published in
2007
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Description
Ten-year old Rachel is driving her Amish friends and family "buggy" with her lack of patience, which brings her trouble at every turn - from sledding into a creek to ruining a yummy shoofly pie, to flunking a test in school, to being dragged facedown in the snow. Will Rachel spend the entire winter getting into more trouble than her Lancaster County family and schoolmates can handle? Or will she finally discover that patience has its own rewards?
Age
8-12
Text complexity
beginner
Length
3 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Cultural Insight: 'Rachel Yoder: Out of Control' provides readers with a glimpse into the Amish way of life, their values, and traditions. Reading this book can offer a better understanding of a unique and often private community, enriching one's cultural perspective.
- Character Development: The book follows the journey of a young Amish girl, Rachel Yoder, who is known for her spirited nature. Readers can enjoy her character development as she learns important life lessons, navigates challenges, and grows into a more responsible individual.
- Moral Lessons: Wanda E. Brunstetter's writing often includes moral and Christian values. This book is no exception, as it imparts lessons about obedience, honesty, and the consequences of one's actions, making it a good read for young readers and families seeking wholesome stories.
- Entertainment: 'Rachel Yoder: Out of Control' is part of a series that is known for its humor and heartwarming tales. The book promises to entertain readers with its amusing anecdotes, relatable situations, and the protagonist's misadventures, all while keeping the tone light and enjoyable.