Left alone and pregnant by her baby's father, Georgia uses her knitting skills to earn money and eventually opens her own knitting store. Slowly, the store attracts a group of very different women from across New York City who share stories of their lives during a weekly Friday night meeting. At the meetings they eat Georgia's daughter's exceptional baked goods, talk, and knit. Each becomes involved in the lives of the others as they face unexpected challenges.
I liked this book, and the two that follow (Knit Two and Knit the Season) so much that I bought knitting needles and yarn and made my own scarf the week after finishing them.
-Ms. Potash
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