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KnitHeaven Presents -
Fiction that includes Knitting
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| Publisher's Weekly write about
these two novels, "Knitting Under the
Influence," and
"The Friday Night Knitting Club," in Natalie Danford's
article (near the end), "The
End of Yarn?" Both already appear to be
popular as is getting together with friends to
knit. An article featuring a weekly knitting
group in Milwaukee:
A short time with knitters, a year with scarf |
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| The fiction book, "Knitting"
a recent review said that it "weaves together
the lives of two flawed women."
"The Knitting
Circle" a novel by Ann Hood
released January 2007. Reviews gave an
overview about the impact a
knitting group has on a woman after the death of her
child.
Plans are underway for Julia Roberts to
star in a movie based on the book. |
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Debbie Macomber (debbiemacomber.com
)writes fiction books. Since she's an avid
knitter, she wrote these
two, that
are about a knitting group (One
includes a baby blanket pattern and the other a
Nancy Bush socks pattern.) who meet in a yarn shop.
Knitting gives them common ground and they
become friends even though they are all from
very different backgrounds. |
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USA Today reviews 3 new novels due for
release, The Knitting Circle, The Friday Night
Knitting Club, and Family Tree |
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The South Coast Today, MA
interviewed the author of this knitting murder mystery!
It comes in Large
Print too |
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