Quilt, Read, Eat, Sleep.... What Else Is There? discussion

I am on the last 50 pages of Spinning Forward by Terri DuLong. Thank you Judy Iliff for reviewing it! The sequel isCasting About which I have to order from the library.

Next I am going to readA Quilter's Holiday by Jennifer Chiaverini. I've read this series in order and there are two left after this one The Aloha Quilt and the last one in the series so far is The Union Quilters: An Elm Creek Quilts Novel.

Reading, quilting, such a dilemma!

I've pre-ordered The Union Quilters, so I'll read it when it downloads. I did like the DuLong books. While they deal with knitting, I've found that I like any book about handcrafting, at least if it's something I enjoy doing like knitting or counted cross stitch.

I'm reading The Distant Hours by Kate Morton.

I just finished On Folly Beach by Karen White. I thoroughly enjoyed it. There was quite a mystery to it which didn't get entirely solved until the very end.

Next I'm reading All Together in One Place by Jane Kirkpatrick for a pen pal read with a friend in another group I am in.

All Together in One Place just didn't pull me in.

I had gotten If I Stay by Gayle Forman from the library and honestly do not know why I requested it. Probably because someone gave it 5 stars and it perked my interest.

You all must read it. It's only 196 pages. You won't jump to the end to find out how it ends no matter how tempting because you'll want to read it all and take it in. This is definitely a book that will remain with me for awhile.

A friend just loaned me her copy of Wolf Hall. Am starting that along with my Scandinavian mysteries.
Anyone read Wolf Hall? Coments?