Picking up right where The Beach Street Knitting Society and Yarn Club left off, Jo Mackenzie has managed to successfully modernize her grandmother’s yarn shop and is now running it. She still has unresolved issues with the death of her husband a year before, but she has managed to put aside most of her difficult feelings. She focuses on her two sons, expecting her life to calm down after the tumult she’s been though, but Jo doesn’t realize that the chaotic lifestyle isn’t quite done with her yet!
What I liked about this book is the sense of friendship and family. There is much humor and wisdom in Jo's journey. There wasn't as much knitting in this story and I missed it. I'm excited to read the third in the series.
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