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Knitting and life. They’re both about beginnings—and endings. That’s why it makes sense for Lydia Goetz, owner of A Good Yarn on Seattle’s Blossom Street, to offer a class called Knit to Quit. It’s for people who want to quit something—or someone!—and start a new phase of their lives.
First to join is Phoebe Rylander. She recently ended her engagement to a man who doesn’t know the meaning of faithful, and she’s trying to get over him. Then there’s Alix Turner. She and her husband, Jordan, want a baby, which means she has to quit smoking. And Bryan Hutchinson joins the class because he needs a way to deal with the stress of running his family’s business—not to mention the lawsuit brought against him by an unscrupulous lawyer.
Life can be as complicated as a knitting pattern. Just ask Anne Marie Roche. She and her adopted daughter, Ellen, finally have the happiness they wished for. And then a stranger comes to her bookstore asking questions.
Or ask Lydia herself. Not only is she coping with her increasingly frail mother, but she and Brad have unexpectedly become foster parents to an angry, defiant twelve-year-old.
But as Lydia already knows, when life gets difficult and your stitches are snarled, your friends can always help!
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"Finished last night. It was a great read! As always, Debbie Macomber hits the mark for excellence. Her characters are lovable and real. They are easy to relate to, which makes for a wonderful storyline. I always look forward to the next book when Debbie has a series going. I highly recommend any of Debbie Macomber's books."
— Autumnlady21 (4 out of 5 stars)
Summer on Blossom Street Listener Reviews
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" This book was so predictable. I almost didn't finish this book either. The characters just whined. I could hardly keep the characters straight because I didn't even care about remembering their names. "
— Beth, 2/20/2014 -
" These books are pretty predictable but they are good chick books. They really make me want to learn to knit or crochet. This book had a good story about foster kids. It was touching. "
— Tracy, 2/4/2014 -
" I didn't like it as much as the other "Blossom Street" Books. I love the characters in these books and I really liked the story but I felt like the author was a little lazy and predictable with the way this one ended. "
— Suzanne, 1/25/2014 -
" This series has lots of charm, but also 'real' people with real situations. Good knitting patterns too! "
— Karan, 1/24/2014 -
" A sweet story of real women with real problems. "
— Madelyn, 1/24/2014 -
" This was my second attempt at reading this book - the first time I just abandoned midway through because I was a little bored. I have to say the kind of repetitive feel I got from this book spoiled it for me. I've been gradually reading my way through this series and there's certain annoyances that keep cropping up to the point where I don't think I'll even fully enjoy the books, even though a part of me still wants to carry on and out what's going to happen to the characters, some of whom I'm more invested in than others.The main character Lydia though I still can't bond with - the very fact that every sentence in her point of view starts with "as a cancer survivor..." bothers me as it reduces her to that one aspect of her life and disease. The introduction of the male character Hutch though was a nice twist and I enjoyed his story probably more than those of the women. "
— Tali, 1/17/2014 -
" Per usual Debbie Macomber leaves you wanting more... more of the characters lives and their future engagements. Just love her books. "
— Angie, 1/14/2014 -
" This was given to me sometime ago and I finally got around to reading it. I enjoy her books. "
— Carolyn, 1/13/2014 -
" This has been my favorite in this series so far. "
— Acupp1, 1/5/2014 -
" Typical Debbie Macomber feel good book about the community of people who live, work and socialize on Blossom Street. If you have read one, you have read them all. They are comfortable and relaxing. As Macomber would say, like knitting. "
— Ginny, 12/16/2013 -
" loved it, touching as always, enjoy popping into the lives of people on Blossom Street every time! :) "
— The, 11/23/2013 -
" I finished my book. I will be sending the book to my sister. I love Debbie Macomber. "
— Sbugsy, 11/21/2013 -
" I have not read any of the other books in this series but that did not detract from a nice quick slice of life centered around a knitting store. "
— Jaime, 11/17/2013 -
" If you are a knitter, you will enjoy this book. Knitting and friendship does go together. If you want to learn a new project, meet new friends, relieve stress, or just want to do something fun in the evenings, join a knitting class. The possibilities are endless, even the knitting projects. "
— Terimorse, 11/13/2013 -
" This will be my last Debbie Macomber for a while...to predicable and I feel I could write it. Simple read. "
— mmk4, 11/4/2013 -
" A "feel good" easy read....I like happy endings. "
— Jilll, 11/3/2013 -
" good but not really that good. "
— Jan, 11/1/2013 -
" Another great addition to Blossom Street. Was glad to see old "friends" and meet some new ones. "
— Lea, 10/4/2013 -
" Loved this book and also a little sad that it is the last one so far. I hope she continues this series with a few more books because I feel like I just cut off a friendship with a bunch of wonderful ladies! It made me a little sad thinking that this was the last one, so hopefully she'll continue... "
— Jill, 7/17/2013 -
" Each book in this series is a light romantic, optimistic read. "
— Lbaker, 7/16/2013 -
" I'm a knitter who enjoys this series. The Blossom Street Shop reminds me of the author's yarn shop in Port Orchard, WA. "
— Nita, 6/23/2013 -
" Another nice easy read by this author. "
— Pauline, 5/10/2013 -
" This was a light and fun summer read. "
— Judy, 4/3/2013 -
" I like Macomber so more a 2 1/2 stars but not a keeper. "
— Janet, 2/5/2013 -
" An easy beach read. The "Knit to Quit" theme was a novel idea. I enjoyed this book but would not say I was challenged. :) "
— Jan, 12/27/2012 -
" I hope that the author doesn't end this series. You feel like these people are your friends and you want good things to happen for them! "
— Alice, 8/24/2012 -
" I have a growing admiration for Debbie Macomber!! Her books give me peace and serenity. "
— Artha, 8/11/2012 -
" Light romance. A little sappy and too tied up in a bow, but I liked it enough. "
— Kristen, 8/2/2012 -
" When I read Debbie Macomber books, I feel like I'm right there, living in the story. Her Blossom Street stories are so heart-warming. I don't want to leave. Onto the next in the series. "
— Tara, 12/23/2011 -
" Another loan from my MIL. It was a nice distraction - fast read, sweet sentiments, and because I had just finished crocheting a lot of things for C-mas, I especially enjoyed the parts referencing the Yarn Shop. "
— Chrystal, 7/14/2011 -
" This is one that I can relate to to some degree. Enjoying this book so far. "
— Kimberly, 6/28/2011 -
" Nice summer read. Read it using my NOOK. "
— Mckenzie, 6/27/2011 -
" Pretty good story, an easy read, predictable. "
— Amy, 6/27/2011 -
" A light-hearted, easy-read romance. I really enjoyed the three ladies travel from Seattle to Florida. "
— Michele, 6/23/2011 -
" I really like the Blossom Street series. This has been my least favorite of the series because they were on the road so you didn't get to "catch up" on the past characters. "
— Kim, 6/22/2011 -
" A wonderful book about how, even after devestating circumstances, you can still be happy. You never know how those turns in the road will take you! "
— Maureen, 6/21/2011 -
" Another wonderful love story, complete with twists and turns. Debbie's stories of angels and loves lost and newly discovered-does my heart good!! I can visualize a brighter future for myself, Thanks "
— Laura, 6/20/2011 -
" It was what you would expect. Cutey girly story. Good light reading for out at the pool today. <br/> "
— Heather, 6/19/2011 -
" Pure escape, and end up with the heronine happy! Modern day fairy tale. "
— Mary, 6/19/2011 -
" I couldn't have asked for a better ending, but I didn't like how the kids were put in the middle of their parent's troubles. These women took risks, bonded, grew, and learned much about themselves and each other, which made it fun to read. "
— Aubrey, 6/18/2011 -
" The age old plot of "what if...." "
— Darlene, 6/15/2011
About Debbie Macomber
Debbie Macomber is a leading voice in women’s fiction. Her novels have hit the number one on the New York Times bestsellers list as well as making the USA Today and Publishers Weekly lists. Her novels Mrs. Miracle and Call Me Mrs. Miracle inspired the Hallmark Channel’s top-watched movies for the year when they were released. There are more than 200 million copies of her books in print worldwide.
About Delilah Delilah
Delilah Rene is one of America’s most popular radio personalities, and the most listened-to woman on the radio in America. Her self-titled radio program boasts an estimated nine million listeners nationwide. She has been inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame and the NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame. Her show’s success earned her a National Association of Broadcasters’ Marconi Award in 2016 as Network/Syndication Personality of the Year and a GRACIE Award in 2012. She is the author of three previous books: Love Someone Today, Love Matters, and Arms Full of Love.