Forget-Me-Not Cookies by Fern

Old Timey Holiday Kitchen, Book 16

By: Janice Cole Hopkins

Narrated by: Jennifer Groberg

Fern Russell gets caught disobeying her parents and seeing a man they don't approve of. They send her off to a boarding school in the little-known place of Big Lick. Fern is surprised to discover she likes the family she's assigned to stay with more than she expected. Their shy, older son touches her heart, but she won't be disloyal to the beau she left behind. Waiting is hard, but that's exactly what she'll have to do to find out what the future holds. She bakes both men forget-me-not cookies. Which one will end up not forgetting her?

©2022 Janice Cole Hopkins (P)2022 Janice Cole Hopkins

Fabulous

Loved this book from the first word!! This author never fails to draw you in and keep you until "the end".

Sweet Christian Romance

Fern was not pleased at all when her parents sent her away to remove her from the company of a man they disapproved of, but in the end she finds the meaning of true love and in the process finds the love of her life. This is truly a sweet story of romance and spiritual growth. In the end Fern sends her Forget-Me-Not cookies to the right man! This was clearly an encouragement for young people to listen to and obey their parents, showing respect for their guidance even when it seems off the mark. I enjoyed this part of the book. Good teaching woven into a good story. I always enjoy Ms. Hopkins' books and can always recommend them without hesitation.

The narration was very good and brought the characters to life.

I requested this audiobook from the author and am voluntarily leaving this honest review.

Sweet Romance

Loved this story! There is a big difference between infatuation and loving someone. Fern learns that in this story.
The narrator did a good job as well. Definitely one I’ll listen to again.

Fern likes to bake!

Fern is every young girl. Infatuated with the good looking boy that holds a reputation. We all know the girl who is attracted to the bad boy, but all she could see was how he loved her. Or did he? Her parents knew his background and was not happy with the match, so sending her off to school in another town may be the answer. Rebellious? Yes she is, but after settling in to her new home with the family that took her in, she began to start her new life. That doesn't mean she ever stopped thinking about him. The son of the family she is staying with takes a liking to Fern, but she can't possibly like him too. Her heart isn't his, or is it? I loved this story for a few reasons. I love the faith that is woven into the story. It always helps bring out the true meaning of God and live. I loved the idea that Fern realizes that her parents may just have the best of intentions for her. And I love John, his patience and the way these two fell in love. It's a wonderful listen and of course, macarons...who can resist them?

Jennifer Groberg continues her narration of the series and she nails this story. Each character has the best voice chosen for them. From Fern's arrogant boyfriend, to angry Fern, to shy John, she finds their personality and makes each come alive. I enjoyed her performance.

Delightful story

I couldn’t put it down and throughly enjoyed every minute of this book. It was enlightening and truly an amazing story. The narrator was wonderful as well