Friday Night Knitting Club: Knit Two (Paperback)

from Daisydaisydaisy

This is a fun read, and has more to it that some "knitting fiction" books I've read. Still definitely in the chick lit category, but there's nothing wrong with that. I would definitely recommend them if you want a nice relaxing read that features yarn and knitting. It's also totally readable if y...

from kairosdreaming

I enjoyed this book much more than I did the first one. I was a bit skeptical to begin with; how could Jacobs write a sequel after the tragedy she created in her first novel? Well she did and it was excellent. Knit Two takes us back to all the characters five years later. Dakota is eighteen and a...

from krissa

It was ok. It took me a while to get in to. I found that I was very uninterested in half the characters. They weren't relatable and I didn't care. I thought of putting it down a few times. But then I reminded myself how much I enjoyed the first, and I requested it from the library for a reason, s...

from bilja

Be prepared! This sentence is Georgia Walker's legacy more than anything else. in this book everything happens to the members of the knitting club mourning Giorgia's death, including the loss of the shop due to an elderly's lady distraction at the and of the book. Dakota grows into a self conciou...

from nx74defiant

It has been 5 years since the end of the 1st book. I kept thinking the book should have been set closer to the time of the 1st book. Everyone is still too caught up with Georgia's death. After 5 years they should have moved on with their lives. They should have either drifted apart or formed more...