Double Trouble Books in Order
Part ofWanda E Brunstetter Books in OrderFollow the Double Trouble books by Wanda E. Brunstetter in order, with short summaries of Amish twins Mattie and Mark Miller's childhood adventures.
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Double Trouble books in publication order
5 books
Bumpy Ride Ahead!
by Wanda E Brunstetter
2012
Nine-year-old Amish twins Mattie and Mark Miller face repeated trouble in Holmes County, Ohio, as selfish choices complicate their everyday adventures. Learning to share becomes increasingly necessary if they hope to keep their disagreements from causing more problems.
What a Pair!
by Wanda E Brunstetter
2012
Amish twins Mattie and Mark Miller rarely agree, and their quarrels cause trouble around their Holmes County community. A bicycle built for two gives the energetic children a reason to cooperate while learning to appreciate their different personalities.
Bubble Troubles
by Wanda E Brunstetter
2013
Lost dogs, dangerous weather, and an encounter with thin ice fill Amish twins Mattie and Mark Miller's lives with worry. In their Holmes County community, the children must learn how faith can help them face fears and uncertainty.
Green Fever
by Wanda E Brunstetter
2013
Nine-year-old twins Mattie and Mark Miller struggle with jealousy in their Amish community in Holmes County, Ohio. Their envy repeatedly creates trouble, forcing the siblings to consider whether appreciating what they already have can change their behavior.
Humble Pie
by Wanda E Brunstetter
2014
Amish twins Mattie and Mark Miller are approaching ten and have plenty to boast about. As their bragging causes trouble around Holmes County, they must learn humility before their competitive habits create even more problems.
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