Knit the Season: A Friday Night Knitting Club Novel (Friday Night Knitting Club Series) ebook

by Kate Jacobs

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The knitting club forms when a handful of This was a very moving, character driven novel. Loaded with emotion, The Friday Night Knitting Club is about women who become friends through a knitting club that was formed by accident. Walker & Daughter is a knitting store formed by single mom Georgia. With the help of her dear friend Anita, Georgia runs this NYC store with not only great knitting supplies and projects, but with some friendly guidance and advice, (not necessarily on knitting).

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I enjoyed The Friday Night Knitting Club. Knit the Season, by Kate Jacobs is the third book in the Friday Night Knitting Club Series. It was sweet and warm, touching and sad, a nice story about love and friendship. I was lucky enough to read The first book, The Friday Night Knitting Club and Knit Two with my online book club, The Page Turners. In many ways we are like the Friday Night Knitting Club members. Fun to read over the holidays, this story ties up the loose ends for many of the characters, and includes some great flashback stories of Georgia.

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The ladies of the #1 New York Times bestselling Friday Night Knitting Club return in a moving, laugh-out-loud celebration of special times with friends and family…Whipping up chocolate-orange scones at pastry school is Dakota Walker’s passion, but she’ll never give up the Friday Night Knitting Club at Walker and Daughter, the coziest yarn shop in Manhattan. The club is also a haven for Peri, Darwin, Lucie, K.C., Anita, and Catherine—Dakota’s dearest friends, big sisters, and sometimes surrogate mothers.With the holidays just around the corner, the women have reason to celebrate: There’s a special wedding planned for New Year’s Day. And in the meantime, Dakota is finishing a sweater her mother started before she was born. As she takes on her mother’s pattern, she learns that there was much more history in these stitches than she had anticipated, and to build on her mother’s legacy, Dakota must become the woman she truly desires to be.READERS GUIDE INSIDE

Laitchai

I found the first book in this series in my apartment lounge. Once I started it, I could not put it down. I immediately ordered the other two for my kindle fire and kept reading. The woman in these books are not brought together by the a strong central character who becomes a role model for their lives. They support each other as they find themselves. I think the main thread in this series is that friendships are strongest when there is acceptance and belief in yourself and others.

Cordann

I'd already read the first two books in this series (Friday Night Knitting Club and Knit Two), so I was very familiar with the characters and plot when I began Knit the Season. Some of the reviews I read before I started detailed the reader disappointment after having read the first two books. In truth, the third is not the best - but it rarely is. I enjoyed all three - progressively less each time, but I still enjoyed them enough to read them, hope there might be another at some point and miss Dakota and James and Lucy and Peri and - well, you get it. My measure of a good book is how much I miss the characters when I'm finished.

Wal

There is something very aesthetically pleasing in this book that I did not see in Book #2 (and I did not see as much of it in Book #1). FYI: I enjoyed book #1, and didn’t care much for book #2. I picked up this book because it was November and I thought, “Why not wrap up the series?” I didn’t have high hopes. I was in for a surprise. I felt “at home” in the third story, and my life doesn’t share much in common with the main character’s life except our love of knitting. It wraps up many loose ends from the previous two books, although there is room for a fourth book, if the author wanted to write it.

HeonIc

This is the last of the Friday Night Knit Club series. Having read the first two books I have grown to feel that these characters have become part of my family as well. Once strangers who have all been drawn together through the venue of the knit shop, this group of people have shared their trials and tribulations, their dreams and aspirations, their innermost desires and fears, even the death of a cherished member, the reader begins to bond with them, even takes up her or his own knitting needles. We can relate to the real life challenges, the relative no one likes, the romance that is fleeting. It was just a nice book to read that was not too sentimental or soppy. It is my Kindle and I will probably read it again... kind of a feel good series.

Rare

Books that are part of a series can sometimes be hard to read. This book was a good read as the characters from previous books carryon in character. There is a closure to threads started in previous books. If there is a flaw it might be that if you didn’t read the others, you might feel a bit left out as the story flowed on.

thrust

I know some people didn;t like it as much as the first two but I did . I was happy to be able to visit with my old friends again. It felt like coming home.

Keath

I am looking forward to reading this book, I enjoyed the first in the series. However the digital first page is missing, a blank page..
And again missing pages. This book was not worth buying.

I have enjoyed the Friday Night Knitting Clubs immensely. I would love to know these wonderful women. I alike the direction this book took everyone and I only hope there is more to everyone’s story.