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Description for Divas Don´t Knit
Paperback. Some minor shelf wear, but remains very good
Didn't anyone tell you that divas don't knit? Knit-one Jo Mackenzie needs a new start and jumps at the chance to take over her grandmother's wool shop in a small seaside town. Purl-one But it's not going to be easy with two young sons to cope with, an A-list actress moving into the local mansion and a knitting group addicted to cake. Stitch and Bitch! Gil McNeil's funny and uplifting novel turns prejudices and assumptions upside down, telling it how it really is in the world of knit-one, purl-one.
Didn't anyone tell you that divas don't knit? Knit-one Jo Mackenzie needs a new start and jumps at the chance to take over her grandmother's wool shop in a small seaside town. Purl-one But it's not going to be easy with two young sons to cope with, an A-list actress moving into the local mansion and a knitting group addicted to cake. Stitch and Bitch! Gil McNeil's funny and uplifting novel turns prejudices and assumptions upside down, telling it how it really is in the world of knit-one, purl-one.
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2008
Number of Pages
352
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780747593157
SKU
KTJ0006830
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Gil McNeil
Gil McNeil is the author of the bestselling novels The Only Boy for Me, Stand by Your Man and In the Wee Small Hours. The Only Boy for Me has been made into a major ITV prime-time drama starring Helen Baxendale. Gil McNeil has edited four collections of stories with Sarah Brown, and helps run the charity PiggyBankKids which supports ... Read more
Reviews for Divas Don´t Knit
'Family life, celebrity and knitting all in one ... funny and touching' Publishing News 'A great "yarn" ... knitting has never been so exciting' My Weekly 'A believable, warm and funny novel with a touch of romance' Knitting Magazine 'Warm and wonderful' Cosmopolitan