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Um, I loved this book. Sure, it was a little cheezy and I thought the ending was a little predictable, but overall, loved it. It is definitely one to read if you are looking for something mindless.
I would classify this book as knitrotica. :) It had lots of knitting in it, but there was definitely some dirty stuff in there too. Ok, about halfway through the book there was lots of dirty stuff. But, I don't know, I don't mind a little dirt in my book every now and then so it didn't bother me. I thought it was pretty tasteful.
If you tend to read only fine, classic literature then I don't think this book would be for you. But, if you are like me, and like to sit down with a good Nicholas Sparks book every now and then, I think you would like it.
You can get your copy of How to Knit a Love Song on Amazon for $13.99. I recommend that you do. :)
Note: I purchased this book myself. I was not approached about reviewing this book nor did I receive any compensation for this book plug. To view my full disclosure policy, you can see it here.