Jennifer Chiaverini "Elm Creek Quilt Novels"
10-16-2011, 06:43 AM
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I was lucky enough to meet Jennifer when she was in Sonoma recently researching the next book, Sonoma Rose, which can be pre ordered on Amazon now for release in spring 2012. She is very personable and is really appreciative of her readers.
Robin from Napa CA
Robin from Napa CA
10-16-2011, 06:55 AM
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I must agree. I tried to read different ones but did not enjoy them any more than the Debbie MacComber series. Just couldn't get interested at all. I also do not recommended Sister Chicks, not realistic.
But I really like Phillips Gulleys's Harmony Series and wish he would write more, reminds me of my hometown people and good laughs and thoughts. Also enjoy the Mitford series of Father Tim and I wish Jan Karon would write more of those too.
Now I need more suggestions for good reading when I can't sleep. Ideas please :)
But I really like Phillips Gulleys's Harmony Series and wish he would write more, reminds me of my hometown people and good laughs and thoughts. Also enjoy the Mitford series of Father Tim and I wish Jan Karon would write more of those too.
Now I need more suggestions for good reading when I can't sleep. Ideas please :)
10-16-2011, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by sandrab64
I am SO enjoying the Elm Creek Quilt novels by Jennifer Chiaverini! They are interesting, unique, and just a nice clean read. If you read the first one "The Quilter's Apprentice", I guarantee you'll want to read all the rest!
10-16-2011, 08:53 AM
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I see there's 10 pages. I haven't read them all so if I repeat someone I do apologize.Has anyone read the Annies Attic mysteries? I hate to spend money on something I won't like. FayZ
10-16-2011, 08:57 AM
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My fav LQS has an informal lending library, including all the Elm Street Quilts books. Great way to share novels related to our hobby. .
I will say that the Aloha Quilt was not one of my favs, although that did not deter me from buying the fabric and pattern (licensed by JC and made by Red Rooster).
I will say that the Aloha Quilt was not one of my favs, although that did not deter me from buying the fabric and pattern (licensed by JC and made by Red Rooster).
10-16-2011, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by newestnana
My fav LQS has an informal lending library, including all the Elm Street Quilts books. Great way to share novels related to our hobby. .
I will say that the Aloha Quilt was not one of my favs, although that did not deter me from buying the fabric and pattern (licensed by JC and made by Red Rooster).
I will say that the Aloha Quilt was not one of my favs, although that did not deter me from buying the fabric and pattern (licensed by JC and made by Red Rooster).
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