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ISBN-13: 9780778321446 - ISBN-10: 0778321444 Publication Date: 5/1/2005 Pages: 352 |
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Book Reviews of A Good Yarn (Blossom Street, No 2)
53 Book Reviews submitted by our Members
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Lori K. (
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
I loved this book and the whole series. If you are crafty and like to be with other creative people, just read this book. It makes you feel like you are there with them. When women get together and share feelings and tell what happens in there lives, who needs therapists! This reminds me of my friends when we get together to quilt.
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Book 2 in a series. Easy read. Enjoyable story. Believable characters.
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great little novel of friendship.
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2nd in a series. Nice story about women who become friends through their knitting circle.
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I love this series of books. Debbie Macomber is awesome.
This book is one of a series about a group of persons connected through this yarn shop..it's 'cute.'..like many of Debbie Macomber's
Like all her books, Debbie writes about real peoples lives. We love her characters. I feel I know these people, especially those in her series. Christine Flynn
I can't believe what is happening to our beloved Lyndia...
Hasn't she gone thru so much and now a broken heart
Never a disappointment when I read Debbie Macomber's books. I love them from beginning to end.
2nd in the Blossom Street Series. All three books are fantastic.
A Good Yarn is the second in this series by Debbie Macomber. This series is told from different women's points of view. Lydia is always in the books because she is the shop owner. I know nothing about knitting and was concerned about reading a book about a yarn shop. It brings the story to life without confusing you with a lot of knitting. It is a good read and brings old friends back from The Shop on Blossom Street (book 1).
What a wonderful story Debbie Macomber never disappoints in giving real life to her characters. It's a real feel good book. I really enjoyed it!
This book had me wanting more more more! I read the first one and no sooner had I closed the cover did this one appear at my door from the mailman. I read this one even more quickly than I read the first. It was a lovely read and, like the first, includes a knitting pattern. This one for socks. I highly recommend this book to anyone, not just knitters. It touches the soul and makes you feel incredibly lucky because you're life doesn't have nearly as much drama and heartache as the women in this book sometimes feel.
Jacqueline D. (sequel to The Shop on Blossom Street.Same characters with a few new ones to spice it up!Lovew the stories and NW settings. This one is missing dust cover.
Kylee P. (Another fantastic book. It is the second in a series, but the story could stand alone.
This was an excellant read just as all of her other books.
A very enjoyable read, a page turner in the sense that I really wanted to know how things would turn out for each of the main characters. I'm a knitter, and I also enjoyed the knitting speak/insider information shared as part of this book. Highly recommended.
Great follow up to The Shop On Blossom Street. Fun read. Especially for a knitter. There's enough back information that if you have read The Shop On Blossom Street, you won't be lost.
Characters I cared about, a story that kept me interested. Predictable in the way these books tend to be, but I still wanted to finish it to see exactly how Macomber worked out all the details. An enjoyable and quick read.
The story of Lydia Hoffman and her yarn shop. It was not JUST a yarn shop, however, but a means of companionship and comfort for several women, all from different circumstances, but all needing the strength of the others. Good book!
This was a great light read. Enough to hold my attention yet not too intense.
Laurie B. (Not as good as "A Shop on Blossom Street", but still a good read.
An excellent book; great characters and story line. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
This is the sequel to The Shop on Blossom Street. I thoroughly enjoyed them both. I love the way Macomber gives her characters such life!
C. K. reviewed on 5/19/2006...Another good Macomber book.
Continuation of the story The Shop on Blossom Street.Four women find companionship and comfort in each other and in this age-old craft. Who would have thought that knitting socks could change your life?
Enjoyed this book about Lydia Hoffman and her yarn shop,A Good Yarn.
An awesome continuation of the characters and new ones from The Shop on Blossom Street.
Debbie C. (Sequel to The Shop on Blossom Street, which I liked better. This is still a very good book.
Absolutely wonderful!
Another Debbie Macomber great read.
Sequel to The Shop on Blossom Street, but stands alone quite well also so reading the first book is not a must by any means!
Erin O. (This book is a Great Read. Debbie does her magic again. It is a womens story in many ways. You'll find it hard to put down...
Unsual story--a yarn shop and four women who attend class there.
I LOVED this book! I love to knit and could just see myself sitting amoungst these women and joining in to their lives. It's the first book I've read by Macomber and I am sure I will be looking for more!
This is the 2nd book in a series. Excellent book, could not put it down.
Enjoyable Macomber tale about four women in a knitting group. This is the sequel to "Shoppe on Blossom Street".
I loved this book, could not put it down and when I had to I couldn't wait to get right back to it.
Another good book by Debbie Macomber! It was hard to put down, but I thought her first book was alot better.
Tracy U. (If you liked The Shop on Blossom Street, you won't want to miss this one!
Loved this book. After reading the first I needed to read this one. Not much sex, but It gave a great insightinto The womens personal lives with theior trials and tribulations.
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