Strategy of Dominance The History of an American Concentration Camp Book

I enjoyed this one enough that I finished it in a matter of hours.

In this installment, we get the back story of several potential new instructors for Elm Creek Quilt Camp - namely, how they got into quilting in the first place - and I really liked that.

There were a few annoyances: the author writes as if she truly believes everyone should be coupled and that "the one" exists for every individual; young children speak unrealistically; characters gripe about being twenty pounds overweight as if that's a huge amount; and there were several very obvious typos that changed the meaning of the text.

But I finished it in one day, so I still really liked it, obviously! I'll be curious to see where these new characters go in future books.