addy1991's review against another edition
3.0
3.5 stars
As enjoyable as the other books in this series! Love how the individual story arcs weave together and my favorite was the one centered around Casey.
As enjoyable as the other books in this series! Love how the individual story arcs weave together and my favorite was the one centered around Casey.
sunfloweragnes's review against another edition
This is the series that got me hooked on Debbie Macomber!
nadconnor's review against another edition
3.0
31/2 stars
Macomber creates a friendly and welcoming environment on Blossom Street. This is definitely a place I would enjoy visiting. A nice escape for a busy summer afternoon.
Macomber creates a friendly and welcoming environment on Blossom Street. This is definitely a place I would enjoy visiting. A nice escape for a busy summer afternoon.
k_lee_reads_it's review against another edition
3.0
Light romance. A little sappy and too tied up in a bow, but I liked it enough.
emmylib's review against another edition
5.0
Follows a group of people taking a knitting class in order to quit something. Good lighthearted book with some romance thrown in. Enjoyable characters. Can be read alone without reading other books in series.
shammons's review against another edition
4.0
Another good installment in the Blossom Street series by Debbie Macomber. I really enjoy both this series and the Cedar Cove one. I know what I'm getting with these books, and there's real comfort in that for me! Likeable characters, nice easy plots, and always some resolution and happy endings. She leaves just enough hanging or open to set up for the next one, which I always look forward to :)
debs_shelves's review against another edition
4.0
Enjoyed it. Definitely a "chick" book. Light and fluffy. Good summer read. It had some characters from "20 Wishes" (although I would have liked to have heard more about some of the others). I enjoyed seeing what became of Anne Marie and Ellen. Liked the new characters. And the foster family interaction.
jeannemurray3gmailcom's review against another edition
4.0
Time for a "fluff" fix. Relationships are tied around a yarn shop. I especially liked the story of Lydia and Casey Lydia takes Casey in as a foster child.
annabeth_winters's review against another edition
2.0
*2.5
So, this book wasn’t that great. It didn’t make me immensely happy at any point. I mean, sure, there were points where I smiled or screamed (out of shocking happiness) because something I’d wanted to happen had happened. But there weren’t any points where I held the book to my chest and realized that I LOVE THIS BOOK, because I don’t. But, with all of that said, it was a solid book and it made me happy because of all that happened with/to the characters that I like. Phoebe & Hutch were cute, too, but did we really need MORE new characters?!!!
I would not recommend this to anyone. I don’t think it was anything special at all.
So, this book wasn’t that great. It didn’t make me immensely happy at any point. I mean, sure, there were points where I smiled or screamed (out of shocking happiness) because something I’d wanted to happen had happened. But there weren’t any points where I held the book to my chest and realized that I LOVE THIS BOOK, because I don’t. But, with all of that said, it was a solid book and it made me happy because of all that happened with/to the characters that I like. Phoebe & Hutch were cute, too, but did we really need MORE new characters?!!!
I would not recommend this to anyone. I don’t think it was anything special at all.