Reading this novel was like watching the tumblers on a lock fall into place. It was neatly written, as Byrd laid the foundation and added each additional brick, sequentially working the themes of love and death in to the entire fabric of the story in the most satisfying way. If you enjoy reading WWII lit, I encourage you to pick up a copy of this book.
Have you been seeing crochet pumpkins pop up everywhere and been scared to try one for yourself? I got you, boo! Live this morning on my YouTube channel, you can find my Basic Ribbed Pumpkin video crochet pattern!
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If I had any doubt about the author's ability to convey such strong emotions and reactions through the format of a short story, that doubt was quelled after the first one, and blown out of the water by the second story.
For fans of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks and those who have an interest in medical history and/or research, particularly as it relates to the injustice that medical science has perpetuated on the marginalized members of our society, I highly recommend this book.
I'm back again with another stitch-centric FREE crochet pattern round-up. Today's feature: FPdc and BPdc!
I've got another stitch tutorial for you today, the Back Post Double Crochet! Learn this stitch and open up a whole new world of texture!
Who's ready for another round-up of FREE patterns featuring stitches we've learned here on the blog. Today's featured stitch is the puff stitch!
Introducing my new pocket scarf pattern...The Cozy Fireside Wrap! I am so excited to build a fire and wrap myself up in this super cozy wrap. I just know you will love this new design as much as me! And did I mention POCKETS!?
I'm back with another round-up of patterns featuring stitches I've taught here on the blog. Today's featured stitch is the picot!
