The Quilter's Homecoming

By: Jennifer Chiaverini

Narrated by: Christina Moore

The year is 1924. Elizabeth loves Elm Creek, but she's also dreamed of traveling the world. When her beloved Henry finally professes his love, he asks her to leave with him and move to a California ranch. Elizabeth must decide whether she can really leave her home behind forever. She may dream of travel, but she always envisioned herself ending up at Elm Creek.

Jennifer Chiaverini's popular Elm Creek Quilts series has been an international hit.

©2007 Jennifer Chiaverini (P)2007 Recorded Books

Heartwarming

This is basically a story about a newly wed couple that headed west during prohibition to start their life together. Interspersed with that story is the story of a family forced to sell their ranch after 2 consecutive years of drought. Hard times hit both families and family quilts held deep meaning for both. I enjoyed the characters and the story which was sad, funny and heartwarming. The narrator was perfect for the story. Many of the male voices she created were hard to tell apart, but because of the way it was written, it was still easy to know who was speaking. I heartily recommend this book.

Good but at times difficult

I felt a bit torn at times during this story. It may be what made it good. There were some uncertainties I think may be resolved in the next book. These have been a pleasure to keep me company! I highly recommend.

the most delight story yet.

Jennifer is amazing with her storytelling she drives me in so deep that it gets me away from my trouble life the audio book narrator is spectacular

Avid Elm Creek fan and this one was great!

I listen to these books in order and love that some are recent, some go back in time and some filter back and forth. This was a great book and I loved to hear the story of Elizabeth. I remembered her from previous stories, but wished I had recalled more of her story. I liked going back in time, easy listening and another great addition.

Different

Although the story was good, not what I expected from an Elm Creek Quilter book.