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#12
I love the Benni Harper books. I got them from the library and once I read the first one, I was hooked. Sure they're light reading, but there's nothing wrong with that. I strongly recommend you read them in order; they're much more fun that way.
Earlene Fowler also co-wrote a quilting book; I think it's called "Benni Harper Quilt Album." I really liked several of the patterns in it and she also included additional stories about the characters in the books. However, you don't want to read these stories until after you read the first several books.
Enjoy!
Earlene Fowler also co-wrote a quilting book; I think it's called "Benni Harper Quilt Album." I really liked several of the patterns in it and she also included additional stories about the characters in the books. However, you don't want to read these stories until after you read the first several books.
Enjoy!
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I wouldn't buy them, unless you like to own books. Most libraries carry them and they are such a quick read that they go in and out fast so you don't have to wait long if a copy isn't in.
There is a Benni Harper mystery quilt club on line that you might want to check out as well, if you become a fan.
Another author who writes fiction with quilting is Sandra Dallas.
There is a Benni Harper mystery quilt club on line that you might want to check out as well, if you become a fan.
Another author who writes fiction with quilting is Sandra Dallas.
#15
I've read a lot of them. They're OK - nothing earth shattering - but fine when you aren't in the mood to really think about what you're reading. They probably should be read in order, but if not, it's OK. You can figure things out - they're not that complex.
#16
Originally Posted by b.zang
There is a Benni Harper mystery quilt club on line that you might want to check out as well, if you become a fan.
Another author who writes fiction with quilting is Sandra Dallas.
Another author who writes fiction with quilting is Sandra Dallas.
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Originally Posted by b.zang
I wouldn't buy them, unless you like to own books. Most libraries carry them and they are such a quick read that they go in and out fast so you don't have to wait long if a copy isn't in.
There is a Benni Harper mystery quilt club on line that you might want to check out as well, if you become a fan.
Another author who writes fiction with quilting is Sandra Dallas.
There is a Benni Harper mystery quilt club on line that you might want to check out as well, if you become a fan.
Another author who writes fiction with quilting is Sandra Dallas.
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She is so popular you cannot find them in the used stores either. I googled " fiction quilt books" and there are other authurs out there too. I even raed the Debbie Mccomber book and it's mostly knitting but I enjoy their meetings and friendships they make too. I just finished one by Arlene Sachitano called Quilt as Desired. It was good and she has lots of books out too. YOu might check her out. Happy reading.
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I've read them, in fact I own most of them. Can't find them in my library half the time. I'm cleaning out books I'll never read again, and these fit the category. They weren't bad, just weren't great enough for me to hold on to. If anyone is interested, I will send them for cost of postage. I'll look at the books and let you know how many I have.
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