2008 Simon & Schuster hardcover, with covered dust jacket, of the entry in the Elm Creek Quilts series. In this one, quilting happens, while women quilters come and go. Evidently this 12th entry in the series means that women like to read about women who quilt. Seems relatively harmless, if not tame. This copy came from Genesee District Libraries in Grand Blanc, Michigan. It also came from Blind Date With a Book where you can buy a random book which was "saved from being thrown out" into a landfill. I found this copy some weeks ago in the Guido Little Free Library.

Edit April 30, 2024: This was good, but I just skimmed to end for time. I currently have this ranked at #2121 on my ranked list of best-read books lately.

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