What Quiltmakers Read

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Comment by Ellen Pearce 14 hours ago

Vicki, You sound like me.  I pick up and  read whatever is at hand.  When I want to finish a book, I carry it around with me so I keep reading it.

Comment by Vicki Fox 16 hours ago

I have enjoyed Ann Perry's books. I always try to start at the beginning and read books in order but it doesn't always happen that way. I read the first two Stephanie Plum mysteries, but the next two weren't available. So I am reading the fith book now. Almost done listening to the first book in the Traveling Matchmaker series by MC Beaton. Still working on the civil war story too, on my tablet. I would like to read the book about the mills....someday!

Comment by Ellen Pearce yesterday

I'm rereading Victoria Thompson's Gaslight series.  Sarah is a widow and the daughter of wealthy upper class parents who supports herself as a midwife.  I like the characters and the stories evoke the issues of the period.

Comment by Vicki Fox yesterday

Just stopping in to say hello. Life has been busy but I haven't forgotten all of you! I will catch up on posts soon. Hope all are well :)

Comment by Kathy Koehler Holm on Sunday

I love Ann Perry books..they are fabulous!..each one is a 12 course meal..satisfying to the dessert!!...you must read the whole series..don't skip around!!..it is Important !!

Comment by Janet/MO on Sunday

Thanks for those hints Ellen.  I will go on to fantasticfiction.com and see if it will tell me which book was first, etc.  

Comment by Ellen Pearce on Saturday

There are two series:  Pitt and Monk.  Choose one and try to read in some order or at least read the oldest ones first.  I like Monk because Hester is a nurse who nursed in the Crimean War with Nightingale.  Monk is a cranky detective who lost his memory.  They meet and there is a lot of friction between them.  The Pitt series is more about social class.  He is also a detective.  Stories are good, too.

Comment by Janet/MO on Saturday

I need to start reading the books by Ann Perry.  My friend Michelle highly recommended them to me years ago, but I have never taken the time to start reading them.  

Comment by Ellen Pearce on Saturday

When I read the OT, I think, do people think there is a simple solution for the Mid-East problems. God said there will always be enmity between Isaac and Ishmael. What do people expect?

Comment by Vilma/AR on Saturday

I just finished doing the bible study of Kings and Prophets, Part 2, about Asa, Jehoshaphat, Elijah and Elisha.  Good study.  Next week, we start our study with the book of Esther.  That will a good one.  So timely in what is happening in the world today. 

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