Books Read in September
167 - 01 Guilty Wives, by James Patterson (9/1) AUDIOBOOK
168 - 02 The Playboy, by Carly Phillips (9/2)
169 - 03 Harvest Moon, by Robyn Carr (9/2)
170 - 04 Bring Me Home for Christmas, by Robyn Carr (9/4)
171 - 05 Something Missing, by Matthew Dicks (9/6) *After a slow start, I ended up loving this book. I swear I was on Martin's (the main character's) route many years ago. It would have explained so much!
172 - 06 Heart of Dixie, by Tami Hoag (9/7)
173 - 07 Feels Like Home, by Maggie Shayne (9/8)
174 - 08 Paper Roses, by Amanda Cabot (9/10)
175 - 09 Married by Mistake, by Abby Gaines (9/11)
176 - 10 Homespun Bride, by Jillian Hart (9/14)
177 - 11 The Magic of Handweaving: The Basics and Beyond, by Sigrid Piroch (9/16)
178 - 12 Blue Skies, by Robyn Carr (9/16)
179 - 13 Paradise Valley, by Robyn Carr (9/17)
180 - 14 Woodrose Mountain, by RaeAnne Thayne (9/18)
181 - 15 The Best Defense, by Kate Wilhelm (9/20) AUDIOBOOK
182 - 16 That Summer Place, by Susan Wiggs (9/21)
183 - 17 Simply Irresistible, by Jill Shalvis (9/23)
184 - 18 Whispering Rock, by Robyn Carr (9/25)
185 - 19 A Dirty Job, by Christopher Moore (9/27)
186 - 20 Love Me if You Dare, by Carly Phillips (9/28)
187 - 21 Heart of Texas Vol. 2, by Debbie Macomber (9/29)
188 - 22 The Ideal Man, by Julie Garwood (9/30)
189 - 23 Unfinished Business, by Nora Roberts (9/30)
I have added "The Magic of Handweaving" to my wishlist. I think it would be a tremendous reference in my fiber library. I wouldn't recommend it to a complete beginner, but it's great for someone like me who has done a few projects and is ready to step up. Piroch has included some really amazingly detailed how-to photos.Unfortunately, some things are just glossed over and the reader is left to figure them out on her own. It's inconsistent, and at times frustrating. I enjoyed the inter spaced historical and cultural references, and the pictured examples of various weaving projects were inspiring.
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