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Katy's Decision (The Katy Lambright Series)

In the final book in the Katy Lambright Series, Katy’s friend Shelby decides to stay with Katy in the Mennonite town of Schellberg for the summer. Katy is excited but finds Annika, her Mennonite best friend, is not pleased. As Katy juggles her friend’s feelings, along with Caleb’s advances, she finds balancing her two worlds isn’t easy.

After this summer, Katys life may change forever.

Katy is looking forward to the best summer ever as her closest friend, Shelby, is staying with her after an accident forces her to miss her familys mission trip. But when Katys aunt faces a serious illness and needs the girls to run the fabric store, Katys plans fall apart. Suddenly what should have been a summer of relaxation becomes filled with long hours at the shop. But then a Mennonite boy visits her community for the summer. His presence complicates her life, as do her feelings for Bryce, her non-Mennonite crush.

Katy has several decisions to make by the time August arrives, the largest being whether she will attend school in the fall and follow her dreams, or continue on in her Mennonite life to help her family. Katy struggles to choose between the two worlds she loves, but the final decision may be out of her hands.

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In the final book in the Katy Lambright Series, Katy’s friend Shelby decides to stay with Katy in the Mennonite town of Schellberg for the summer. Katy is excited but finds Annika, her Mennonite best friend, is not pleased. As Katy juggles her friend’s feelings, along with Caleb’s advances, she finds balancing her two worlds isn’t easy.

After this summer, Katys life may change forever.

Katy is looking forward to the best summer ever as her closest friend, Shelby, is staying with her after an accident forces her to miss her familys mission trip. But when Katys aunt faces a serious illness and needs the girls to run the fabric store, Katys plans fall apart. Suddenly what should have been a summer of relaxation becomes filled with long hours at the shop. But then a Mennonite boy visits her community for the summer. His presence complicates her life, as do her feelings for Bryce, her non-Mennonite crush.

Katy has several decisions to make by the time August arrives, the largest being whether she will attend school in the fall and follow her dreams, or continue on in her Mennonite life to help her family. Katy struggles to choose between the two worlds she loves, but the final decision may be out of her hands.