Elm Creek Quilt Series
10-15-2010, 09:37 PM
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Not my usual read...I prefer non-fiction, but do read more than my fair share of fantasy and crime.
I have read one, but feel it's better to read them in series, I have got one second hand, so will look for more and when I have the lot, then will start at the beginning. I think I like them purely from the "quilting" point of view, rather than anything else....strange, probably, but that's the plan!
I have read one, but feel it's better to read them in series, I have got one second hand, so will look for more and when I have the lot, then will start at the beginning. I think I like them purely from the "quilting" point of view, rather than anything else....strange, probably, but that's the plan!
10-16-2010, 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted by trisha
Can't wait for those twins to be born!!! Sarah has been pregnant through what... 2 or 3 books now? But I love how the story lines are always on going.
10-16-2010, 05:31 AM
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I got the first one at the library. Loved it so much that I've purchased all of them and have recommended them to others. They do make more sense if you read them in order as the plot lines tend to continue through quite a few of the books.
10-16-2010, 05:48 AM
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Originally Posted by cindle
Just wondering if any of you have read the Elm Creek Quilt series and what did you think of it?
BTW, sold all of them here on the board...
10-16-2010, 06:18 AM
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I have read almost all of them and share them with others. Since the author is from Wisconsin and she writes about the area in Pennsylvania where my husband came from, I find them especially touching and I feel right at home with them.
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10-16-2010, 08:21 AM
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[quote=RkayD]
For the historical aspects..ever read any Diana Gabaldon?[/quote
I've read the first and second book from that series they were pretty good.
Originally Posted by shequilts
I read them and enjoyed them. However, my taste runs more toward historical autobiographies. ( Easy reads though)
I've read the first and second book from that series they were pretty good.
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