@Catsandbooks #LitsyCrafters
Going for another KAL, this time not a mystery, with the Bumblebee Acres Fiber Farm group on Ravelry using their new pattern and their Farm-inspired advent I‘m opening throughout December. 🚜🐄🦙🐇🐑🐐
It's the time of year to switch from sandals to toasty socks #knit by my mom when she was in her 80s. She's not knitting now at 94, but I think I have enough to get by. Enjoyed listening to this fun tale of an obsessive knitter. Recalled fond memories of our family of knitters. Grandma always had a basket of leftover yarns by her couch for any of us to pick up and knit a square she would later crochet together into afghans. #knittersoflitsy
When the book haul comes to you!
My daughter is a ranger at a State park, and her boss was going to weed these from their library, so she snagged them for me. ❤️❤️❤️
so-soAnother September review... This was just okay. I liked the premise but the story felt like it moved very slowly and not much happened. Normally I don't mind romances like that, character-focused, but I didn't think the couple had enough chemistry. I'm still planning to read the next book, since it was what drew me to this series to begin with and focuses on a different Strong brother.
#SeriesLove2023 @Andrew65 @TheSpineView
pick#AutumnPlease! Day 7: #Scarf I found it deeply haunting how the young Keiko had to endure the unwarranted aggression from classmates who used to be friends with her. Told from Sam‘s perspective whose brother happens to be one of the American soldiers fighting the Japanese, the story took on a different nuance as he observes what is happening to his friend Keiko and how he opted to stand by and do nothing. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-nqm
