Knit Two
Old yarns...new patterns... It's five years since the Friday Night Knitting Club began, and the members mourned the sudden loss of their dear friend Georgia, but the Walker and Daughter knitting store on Manhattan's Upper West Side is still going strong. Drawn together by their love for Georgia's...
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Old yarns...new patterns... It's five years since the Friday Night Knitting Club began, and the members mourned the sudden loss of their dear friend Georgia, but the Walker and Daughter knitting store on Manhattan's Upper West Side is still going strong. Drawn together by their love for Georgia's daughter Dakota, and the sense of family the club provides, each knitter is struggling with new challenges: for Catherine, finding love after divorce; for Darwin, newborn twins; for Lucie, being both single mum and carer for her elderly mother, and for Anita, marriage to her childhood sweetheart over the objections of her grown-up children.
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780399155833 (039915583X)
Publish date: November 25th 2008
Publisher: Putnam Adult
Pages no: 320
Edition language: English
Category:
Novels,
Book Club,
Adult Fiction,
Romance,
Adult,
Crafts,
Family,
Contemporary,
Womens Fiction,
Chick Lit,
Knitting
Series: Friday Night Knitting Club (#2)
***Spoilers if you've not read the first book in the series***Sequel to The Friday Night Knitting Club finds the reader back at Walker and Daughter five years after the conclusion of the first novel. A lot has changed since Georgia's death, but the women of the Friday Night Knitting Club still get t...
While this is billed as knit-lit it really is less about the knitting (actually sometimes the knitting seems a bit superflous to the plot) and more about the women and how they're coping with the events of the last book. It's five years later and things have moved on, some of the characters haven't...
While this is billed as knit-lit it really is less about the knitting (actually sometimes the knitting seems a bit superflous to the plot) and more about the women and how they're coping with the events of the last book. It's five years later and things have moved on, some of the characters haven't...
Not quite as good as "Friday Night Knitting Club", but then sequels seldom are. And it's still a very enjoyable and comforting read. As usual it made me want to knit, so I guess I'll have to go out and replenish my stash after all ;) But to me, its true merit is in the descriptions of the friendship...
Another solid story by Kate Jacobs. We return to the Walker & Co. Clan 5 years after the Friday Nigh Knitting Club ends. Life has continued, or has it for the friends? This book explores their continued relationships and lifes. I did not have as much emotional response to this book as I did to th...