The World’s Fair Quilt is the latest in the quilting series by Jennifer Chiaverini. It’s a heartwarming story that highlights, family and community. It was a winner.

The newest installment of this series goes aback and forth between the 1930s to about 2008. In it, we learn more about the Bergstroms, the manor and how the sisters collaborated to enter a major quilt contest. Having previously read the entire series in order, I found myself skipping about half the pages because so much seemed redundant and/or uninteresting. The last portion was the best part for me so I am glad I didn't give up in the middle. Sadly, this book only merited three stars from this reader. Those who love a gentle read but haven't read much of the series may like it better.