Round Robin: An Elm Creek Quilts Book: 2 (The Elm Creek Quilts) Paperback – 6 Oct. 2009

This is as such a pleasure to read. The characters were so real and seemed to grow as we follow the story behind each of them, explaining the depth of their friendships and loyalty. Loved it very much.

Great reading nice book

Having read book one on Kindle Unlimited I'm going to have to read the other 21 in the series. Probably take me all year but the first one dragged me in & the second one is just as good.

This is the Second of the series of Elm Creek Quilts Novels which builds on the characters met in the Quilters Apprentice. It is a lovely, relaxing but interesting read. I am not a quilter, but I have very much enjoyed the series so far. I look forward to reading the next one.

A well written book following on from The Quilters Apprentice. This second book retains the focus on quilting as the groups activity but focuses more on the people within the group and their individual lives.

Sweet arcs of story with plenty of quilting references… friendships across ages amid challenges.Nothing to raise the blood pressure but it does contain heart!

I enjoyed this book, it is easy to read but a bit predictable.

As always with Elm Creek novels, I always looked forward to having time to sit down and read it on my Kindle. I am a novice quilter so I love the fact that all is entwined with quilting. Round Robin refers to a type of collaborative quilt. The same group of women appear throughout the series with a few changes sometimes, and this makes me want to read another and another...

Great book. Very informative on so many subjects.

This time we discover more about Elm Creek quilters, through the quilts they have chosen when working on the Round Robin quilt for Sylvia. Whilst reading this book, I felt as if I had been, myself, to the manor as a camper. Can't wait for another session.

She has kept me captivated for another book!! Love her talent!

"true friends are the most precious gift and...even in the darkest of times, love illuminates the way."This book was very enjoyable, but it did make me cry a bit. Having an estranged relationship with a close family member, I can relate to the characters. The story gave me hope about reconciliation. The author portrays reconciliation as difficult but doable work. She never offers trite platitudes, rather she respects her readers and with wisdom and wit created a story full of believable characters a nd situations.And oh! The quilting! The Elm Creek Quilters use quilting as a symbol of friendship and healing.

I enjoyed the book and will continue to read the Elm Creek Quilts series. The stories are not thrillers or extreme in any way but the author drew me through character development, some conflicts that needed resolution, and the ups and downs of life. There are heartfelt situations without too much drama and so far, there has been nothing in her books that would be objectionable to me (coarse language or behavior of the characters.) Thanks to Ms. Chiaverini for novels that are engaging and fun to read!