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APRIL 8, 2009
The Quilter's Kitchen: an Elm Creek Quilts novel with recipes ~ Jennifer Chiaverini

*bas bleu

A disappointment
The book's front cover states that The Quilter's Kitchen is an Elm Creek Quilts novel with recipes. If you are a fan of this series, do not read this book. If you are a fan of cookbooks, do not read this book. You'll be disappointed on both counts. The "novel" can more accurately be described as a poorly written short story about a woman cleaning out her kitchen cupboards. Interspersed throughout the story is an overabundance of [often unrelated] recipes that disrupt the narrative flow. A word of advice: Do yourself a favor. Instead of reading this book, clean out your own cupboards, and then bake a batch of your favorite cookies. Your time will be much more productively spent.
 


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Judy said, on Apr. 28 at 4:31PM
I just finished ...Kitchen. What a disappointment! There's not even anything about quilting! The recipes are old, dull, probably good but ... This series has not been as good in the later books, but this is plotless and characterless. I should have read your review before I read the book.

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