Kathy

by Marcia Mitchell

Book Overview

Kathy Evans finds herself attracted to Trevor Kingston, who has hired her as his pilot, but is made uncomfortable by his evasiveness about his family and his past. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1556616104
• ISBN13: 9781556616105
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
• Length: 186 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.3" x 7.2"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Great!

I thought Kathy was a great book! I read Kathy before Jenny! i didnt even think of comparing the two until after i read them! I didnt even realize they had the same author until they ended almost the same! If you think about it they do kinda end the same but i dont really think about that stuff because if i do.... like other.... it will give the story away! I would recommand reading both books but read Kathy 1st it was the most exciting! I think it is also the best book writen in the Springsong Series!

Great!

Kathy was one of the best books in the Springsong series.It really teaches that God works all things out for good.This is a great book. You must read it.

One of the best in the Series

I loved this book, I thought that it was one of the best written one's in the serires. It had a lot of good writing in it, and I loved the way that it tied in and finished up the Jenny story. If you are going to read any of the books in the SpringSong series, this is one that has a very strong reccomendation. I litterally stayed up all night reading this one!

Great Book! Good follow up of the book Jenny!

I read Jenny and fell in love with it. It is now one of my favorite books. So when I was at the library and found Kathy, I noticed that it was also written by Marcia Mitchell. I couldn't wait to read the book. After I read it i wasn't disapointed. Its a great book. I liked how she enertwined the two books together with the wedding of Kurt and Jenny in this book. I reccommend it.

Never read "Jenny," but this one was a lot of fun!

Since I never read "Jenny," I can't compare this one to it (and now I can't even buy "Jenny" because it's out of print, too bad!). True, "Kathy"'s characters aren't developed really deeply, but it hardly spoils the story. A pilot, an undercover insurance agent, a villain who almost wins Kathy's trust--maybe it is far-fetched (notice that's a *maybe*), but at any rate this story is just so much fun that I really don't care! Go ahead and give it a try, especially if you haven't read "Jenny"--you won't regret reading this one.