200 Reviews!

Friends! A Midwife in Amish Country now has 200 reviews on Amazon!!!!!!!

A midwife in Missouri stumbled across the book and reached out to me on Facebook to tell me she was reading it and enjoying it!

I was so blessed! I truly do love hearing from those of you who’ve read and enjoyed the books I’ve written!

And this time I remembered to ask if she’d consider leaving a review of it, and she did! God bless YOU, my dear sister midwife! Thank you with all of my heart ♥

“I stayed up all night to finish this book. It stands solidly with Baby Catcher, A Midwife’s Story, and Lady’s Hands, Lion’s Heart. I’ve been a dedicated reader since I was eight-years old. As a midwife, books about midwifery are of interest. This book is a delight! The prose is poetic. So many times I held my breath as I read stories of her personal life and ‘midwife life,’ becoming humbled by life and all its glories and travails. I was many times delighted with the spiritual direction in difficult circumstances she displayed, such wisdom from above. Through her life she carries on with grace amidst pain. God bless you, sister midwife. We live far from one another but if you ever grace south central Missouri, feel welcome, you and your family, to visit our farm. ♥♥“

I’m so excited to have received so many reviews, even while not all of them are actually positive reviews! I almost have to laugh when I remember that review number 100 wasn’t even close to positive—number 100 was written by Peggy Vincent, the author of Baby Catcher, one of the books my new friend mentioned in her review—a midwifery memoir I, too, treasure!

And isn’t that just life?

Many thank yous to all who’ve read my book and have taken the time to leave a review ♥♥♥

Whether you loved or loathed A Midwife in Amish Country, I invite you to leave a review of your own!

A. Write a review of the book on Amazon!

Here’s how to do that: 1. Find the book on Amazon. 2. Click on the words, “customer reviews” to the right of the stars. 3. Click on the words, “write a customer review.” 4. Click on the number of stars you want to give the book. 5. Write up your review and click “submit” beneath the box you wrote the review in.

B. Write up a review of the book on Goodreads!

Here’s how to do that: 1. Find the book on Goodreads. 2. Click on the words, “rate this book” beneath the picture of the book. 3. Click on the number of stars you want to give the book. 4. A little box that says, “write a review” will pop up over the stars. Click on the box. 5. Write up your review and click “save” beneath the box you wrote the review in.

Endorsed by

Stasi Eldredge, NYT best-selling author of Captivating

Dr. Sara Wickham, author, midwifery lecturer and consultant, www.sarawickham.com

Jolina Petersheim, bestselling author of The Midwife

Leslie Gould, #1 best-selling and Christy-award winning author of over twenty books, including The Amish Midwife 

Rahima Baldwin Dancy, author of Special Delivery, childbirth activist, and midwife (retired)

Marie Monville, author of One Light Still Shines

Cindy Lambert, coauthor of One Light Still Shines

Elizabeth Davis, CPM, Co-Director of National Midwifery Institute, Inc., elizabethdavis.com, author of Heart & Hands: A Midwife’s Guide to Pregnancy and Birth and the international bestseller, Orgasmic Birth: Your Guide to a Safe, Satisfying, and Pleasurable Birth Experience

Serena B. Miller, award-winning author of More Than Happy: The Wisdom of Amish Parenting, serenabmiller.com

Eleanor Bertin, Lifelines and Pall of Silence

Sara Daigle, author of Women of Purpose and Dare to Love Your Husband Well

Beth Learn, founder of Fit2b.com

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Kim Woodard Osterholzer, Colorado Springs Homebirth Midwife and Author. And Grandma ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Books by Kim:

Homebirth: Safe & Sacred on Amazon

Homebirth: Commonly Asked Questions

A Midwife in Amish Country: Celebrating God’s Gift of Life

Nourish + Thrive: Happy, Healthy Childbearing

One Little Life at a Time: Recommendations + Record Keeping for Aspiring Homebirth Midwives