Debbie Macomber writes an enjoyable book once more. This one centers around Lydia, a two-time cancer survivor who takes her small inheritance and opens a knitting shop. The story of her and the first beginners knitting class (who become her friends) is warm and interesting. The characters are nicely developed, and each have their own storylines. I enjoyed the story. And even though I'm not a knitter, one of my favorite parts were the knitting quotes at the beginning of each chapter.

Reserved for morsecode, who selected in my Virtual Almost Anything Goes bookbox.

mailed to morsecode on 9/10/05

This arrived today (with 3 friends). It was part of a virtual book box.

This is a nice little book and a quick read.
I enjoyed each of the four main characters and charting the changes in them throughout the course of the book.

Its joined Jackson371's Virtual Fiction Book Box and is ready to ship whenever it is selected.

This book is off tomorrow on the long journey to redhouse. I hope she enjoys it!

Arrived safely this morning. Many thanks.

UPDATE:

Sorry, I should have journalled this before putting it in the bookbox, but it went in as a last minute space filler.
I did enjoy it though, and thanks for sending it.

This looks good, I'll read it and keep it moving!

I've nearly finished this, and it wasn't my usual choice of reading, but an enjoyable summer read nonetheless. I'm taking it on a trip down south to Bradford, will release there or on the way!

RELEASE NOTES:

left at bank ATM near Forster Square Station, enjoy!