The World's Fair Quilt

The World’s Fair Quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini

Jennifer Chiaverini continues the celebration of the Elm Creek quilting Community with Sylvia Bergstrom. This is a series.

With the Bergstrom family venue for quilting retreats, Sylvia finds that the business is struggling. She wants to preserve the family legacy and she has to get creative. In 1933, Sylvia and her sister had a quilt displayed at the World’s Fair. The competition caused somewhat of a rift with the family.

In 2004, Summer Sullivan, a founding quilter in the community, wants to take the community through the history of the business by displaying the quilt and letting it tell its story.

Reluctantly considering the proposal, Sylvia makes an unexpected discovery and finds her faith in the quilt and the way forward for the Elm Creek Quilt community.

This was a charming story, I enjoyed it and perhaps I would have enjoyed it more if I had read the series.

I would like to thank NetGalley for the opportunity to review an ARC of this book.

3/5