This is so exciting, and if I could claim to be her biggest cheerleader, I would call myself by that title. There are likely several others wearing the "Tasha's Biggest Cheerleader" shirt, but still. I'm claiming it. I'm so proud of her and here's the thing: I got to read a 3-ring binder version of her almost-finished-book just a few weeks ago. The whole time I was reading, I was like OH MY GOODNESS, TASHA WROTE THIS!!!!

 

She's good, people. I'm so proud of her.

 

Bluebird on the Prairie is sweet, fun, and as I texted Tasha one groggy morning, "Stayed up too late because I couldn't put your book down. Send coffee." Or something like that.

 

It'll get ya. Zeke. Eloise. The budding romance. The kiss that finally happens. OR DOES IT? Heh. I'll never tell. You'll have to read it for yourself. 

 

The 3-ring-binder version I read was fun, but I just ordered myself the real book, because I want this on my shelf and I plan to read it again. I actually ordered a stack of Bluebird on the Prairie to share with others I know who love to read Christian fiction. When I hand it out, I'll wear my "Tasha's Biggest Cheerleader" shirt and I'll be like, "HERE'S A REALLY GOOD BOOK MY VERY OWN FRIEND TASHA WROTE!!!!"

 

Go get your copy preordered. If you end up staying up too late reading because you can't put it down, you can blame me. And then I'll blame Tasha.