I enjoyed it very much too. I also like Mary Kruger's series (Dyed in the Wool and Knit Fast Die Young), and Maggie Sefton's too (Knit One Kill Two, Needled To Death, A Deadly Yarn, and A Killer Stitch).
I also read The Knitting Circle and it's good too.
Wow, have I read EVERY novel about knitting? Not yet, I still have Debbie Macomber's series (The Shop on Blossom Street, etc) and Knitting: A Novel to go. LOL
I wasn't really happy with TFNKC; I am a fan for Kruger's and Sefton's work. I do need to purchase something else for our beach trip next week--Books a Million here I come.
I just finished the Friday Night Knitting Club and have recommended it to everyone I know - I think the story was perfect. I loved the characters and the ending and everything about it - one of those books you hate to put down cause you want to keep being with the people and sharing their lives.
I enjoyed The Friday Night Knitting Club very much -- until I got to the end.
Man, I didn't see it coming. And it wasn't the end I wanted. In fact I felt like I had invested a lot in reading the story, got caught up in all the characters and the ending was kind of a low blow.
Kind of spoiled the book for me.
Oh well, maybe I'm naive but I like happier endings.
Best,
Susan
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