Okay, I'll admit straight up that I thoroughly enjoyed Kate Jacob's, The Friday Night Knitting Club so much that I let out a little squeal when I saw the advance reader's copy of the sequel. Knit Two returns us five years later to the Manhattan knitting store founded by Georgia Walker and her young daughter, Dakota. The full cast of characters is present: Anita and Marty prepare for a wedding that provokes the scorn of her grown children; Catherine tends to her high-end antique store in upstate New York as well as her upside down love life; Dakota is a freshman at NYU and struggles to detach herself from the daily going-ons at the store…you get the picture. Knit Two charmingly throws us right back into the lap of these wonderful women and their escapades. The knitting still goes on, but this sequel focuses on the tangled lives of Georgia's friends and family as they deal with her sudden death at the end of the first book. Yes, the sequel is a little light on plot, but who cares? I enjoyed being back in the company of these women and recommend Knit Two to everyone who enjoyed the New York Times bestselling The Friday Night Knitting Club. ~Wendee