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The House on Blosson Street
by Debbie Macomber
"A good yarn of a tale..."
Posted May 26, 2005

Lydia is a survivor of cancer owing her sanity to knitting. As a life-affirming action she opens a yarn shop and begins knitting classes. Her first three customers are a debutante, a childless wife, and a young girl from the wrong side of the tracks. Together they learn to Read more...

The Shop on Blossom Street
by Debbie Macomber
"More than knitting lessons are taught on Blossom Street"
Posted May 25, 2005

Lydia is a survivor of cancer owing her sanity to knitting. As a life-affirming action she opens a yarn shop and begins knitting classes. Her first three customers are a debutante, a childless wife, and a young girl from the wrong side of the tracks. Together they learn to Read more...

Linda Goodson

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