A Good Yarn (Paperback) by Debbie Macomber

from Brandie

A good light read. One of those pretty predictable books IMO, but I still enjoyed it. It was just what I needed when I was taking breaks from unpacking, organizing, cleaning, schooling, etc, etc. I didn't realize there is a book by Macomber that come before it so I will have to go and read The Sh...

from LibraryCin

3.75 stars Lydia runs a knitting shop in Seattle and has decided to start a class. Three people sign up. Elise is retired and dealing with a class action lawsuit to get back some of the money she paid for a house; in the meantime, she is living with her daughter and her family. Courtney is a teen...

from kerrycarter76

Just a warm and touching Story. I have read Debbie Macomber's "The Shop on Blossom Street" and I thought that book was just a wonderful story. Again the author didn't disappoint me with this delightful tale "A Good Yarn". The story continues with the shop in Seattle that was opened by Lydia Hoffm...

from koalamom

A wonderful, uplifting tale, i.e., a good yarn, about Lydia Hoffman who give a class in her yarn shop on knitting socks. The three who sign up are beginners and also women with seemingly insurmountable problems in their lives, as does Lydia herself. Resolutions don't come easy but they survive an...

from drebbles

Cancer survivor Lydia Hoffman's shop "A Good Yarn" has thrived since she opened it a year ago. She decides to teach a class on how to knit socks and three people sign up for it. Elise Beaumont is a retired librarian who has recently suffered a financial setback and was forced to move in with her ...