The premise is great - Georgia owns a wool shop and loves to knit. With time, several women become regular customers and end up spending Friday night together, some knitting, some learning to knit. They share and grow and generally have a good time. It works, although they are of different ages and backgrounds and have very different problems.
What was the problem for me? I didn't care enough about the characters... I suppose they didn't jump off the page for me. It's a nice enough light book to relax with, but that's about it. I did love the knitting focus though, so who knows if I won't be reading about the characters' further knitting adventures!
Challenges: 2010 Countdown Challenge, A-Z Challenge
2 comments:
Sorry to hear it wasn't as good as you were expecting!
Ah well, can't love them all, I suppose! :-)
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