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| | Penguin Reading Guides | Round Robin | Jennifer Chiaverini |
 | | The Quilter's Apprentice, Jennifer Chiaverini's debut novel, was hailed by the Daily News as "a terrific story about healing and forgiveness." Round Robin, her acclaimed follow-up, continues the story of Sarah McClure, who came to Waterford, Pennsylvania with her husband Matt a few years earlier. |
 | | A quilt created by sewing concentric patchwork to a central block as it is passed around a circle of friends, the round robin is to be a gift to their beloved fellow quilter Sylvia Compson, whose life is haunted by the specter of World War II. |
 | | Weaving together the disparate sections of their crazy-quilt existences, Round Robin explores the complex and enduring bonds between mothers and daughters, sisters and friends, and the ways in which we stitch our lives together, piece by imperfect piece. |
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