Just read this week, 'The knitting circle' by Ann Hood and 'Divas don't knit' by Gil Mcneil. I really enjoyed them. Not the best writing i've ever read but was nice to read something that was and easy read, and get a fiber fix even if it was by proxy. Had a look on amazon and there are loads of them. Any one else had a read of these books?
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Have not had time to read anything but a knitting pattern in ages. Don't think i'd read these, but i've got two books about the women's land army waiting for me, and i love the Ladies Detective agency books, and Kathy Reichs, the Bones series.
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I like stuff written by Stephenie McPhee (the Yarn Harlot) - probably not fiction really but her humour is great I'm supposed to be reading childrens fiction at the moment though.
Just read this week, 'The knitting circle' by Ann Hood and 'Divas don't knit' by Gil Mcneil. I really enjoyed them. Not the best writing i've ever read but was nice to read something that was and easy read, and get a fiber fix even if it was by proxy. Had a look on amazon and there are loads of them. Any one else had a read of these books?
Have to say I thought Divas Don't Knit was dreadful - It has put me off reading any more 'knitting themed' novels!
I can see where you are coming from daisycat. Like I said they aren't the best pieces of literature you could buy, but sometimes I just fancy something that's a bit rubbishy, you know like some films are? I don't like reading about celebs so I have sort of discovered that this just tickles that spot. Now by the time I've read another one or two, I may just be pleading to read one of my work books.
Anyone else read and cried at "friday night knitting club"?
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Anyone else read and cried at "friday night knitting club"?
Read this on holiday a couple of weeks ago. Did get a bit tearful but that's probably because the poor soul was a wool shop owner and it was a bit close to home!
Anyone else read and cried at "friday night knitting club"?
It's on my list so I willlet you know.
Poor Jill - it's only fiction. I'll try and come in on Saturday and buy something else to stop the nightmares from returning.
Sue
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I'm supposed to be reading childrens fiction at the moment though.
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