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Title details for The Friday Night Knitting Club by Kate Jacobs - Available

The Friday Night Knitting Club

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by Kate Jacobs
Regina Reagan
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It starts almost by accident: the women who buy their knitting needles and wool from Georgia Walker's little yarn shop linger for advice, for a coffee, for a chat and before they know it, every Friday night is knitting night. And as the needles clack, and the garments grow, the conversation moves on from patterns and yarn to life, love and everything. There may be different ages, from different backgrounds and facing different problems, but they are drawn together by threads of affection that prove as durable as the sweaters they knit.

  • Creators

  • Series

    Friday Night Knitting Club

  • Publisher

  • Release date

    April 1, 2010

  • Formats

    • OverDrive Listen audiobook

      • File size: 349457 KB
      • Duration: 12:08:02

  • Languages

    • English

  • Reviews

    • Publisher's Weekly

      October 16, 2006
      Between running her Manhattan yarn shop, Walker & Daughter, and raising her 12-year-old biracial daughter, Dakota, Georgia Walker has plenty on her plate in Jacobs's debut novel. But when Dakota's father reappears and a former friend contacts Georgia, Georgia's orderly existence begins to unravel. Her support system is her staff and the knitting club that meets at her store every Friday night, though each person has dramas of her own brewing. Jacobs surveys the knitters' histories, and the novel's pace crawls as the novel lurches between past and present, the latter largely occupied by munching on baked goods, sipping coffee and watching the knitters size each other up. Club members' troubles don't intersect so much as build on common themes of domestic woes and betrayal. It takes a while, but when Jacobs, who worked at Redbook
      and Working Woman
      , hits her storytelling stride, poignant twists propel the plot and help the pacing find a pleasant rhythm.

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  • English

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