A sequel to "The Shop on Blossom Street", owner Lydia Hoffman starts a new group for people interested in learning to knit socks. Elise Beaumont, retired and divorced, lives with her daughter and learns her ex-husband is coming for a visit. Bethanne Hamlin's husband walks out on her and their 2 teenaged children. Courtney Pulanski is living with her grandmother during her senior year in high school following her father's job transfer to South America. All three are in the class under duress but come to love and support each other in their difficulties.
I love how Macomber weaves the stories together, making everything fall into place. She makes me want to take up knitting!
I love how Macomber weaves the stories together, making everything fall into place. She makes me want to take up knitting!
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