I wasn't sure about this one in the beginning because it is a sequel and the first one was quite good. That being said, I really enjoyed this book. Nothing as dramatic as the first book happened but it was just so nice to read about the different characters again. The book ends on a hopeful note and now I can't wait to read the next one. I give this book 4.5 out of 5 stars. ( )

We enter into this book approximately five years after the end of the first one. Some of the club members lives have changed quite a bit, yet the constant is still that they get together on Friday evenings to knit, chat, and support each other. They encounter new struggles: children, relationships, marriages, college, not to mention the lingering grief from the death of one of their own.

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Fun read. Kind of cheesy ending. ( )

This is one of those books that makes me question out loud, "Why do they even bother writing sequels???" The Friday Knitting Club was a good decent book, with interesting and familiar characters. Knit Two was a moderate attempt at continuing the lives of the characters without Georgia, namesake of store and book. If this book was a sensation, it would be the feeling of teeth being pulled.

Most of the characters lost their spark and I really didn't care much for their individual stories. Most of them were portrayed as whiners or desperate loners. Sometimes it's just better to leave things alone. ( )

I read the first book and listened to this 2nd book on CD. Knit Two was very good -- probably equal to the Friday Night Knitting Club. Sometimes a 2nd book can't stand up to the 1st but this one did. At first I wasn't happy that I had chosen to listen on CD so it took me awhile to adjust to the reader's voices since I had used my own imagination as to the characters 'voices' while reading the FKNC.
I would recommend this book. ( )