Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/2440/56721
Type: Creative work
Title: Knitting
Author: Bartlett, A.
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
Publisher Place: Boston
Issue Date: 2005
ISBN: 0618499261
Abstract: "It's been ten months since Jack died. For his widow, Sandra, a tightly wound teacher who thinks long and hard about such questions, the months have tested her belief that she can continue her ordered life without Jack. She feels as though she's covered in ice-cold glass and will never be warm again. Knitting is the story of what happens when Sandra meets a woman who is her polar opposite on a sidewalk when they both stop to help a man in distress. While Sandra's grief has constrained her spirit, Martha - who lost her husband years before - appears to wear her grief lightly. Sandra's talent for the domestic arts lies in studying them; Martha is a brilliantly gifted knitter, a self-educated artist." "When Sandra persuades Martha to help her mount an exhibition of retro and contemporary knitting, the two women's lives tangle, with astonishing ramifications. What begins as a professional collaboration becomes something transformative and deeply personal."--BOOK JACKET.
Description: Type of work : Novel Extent : 272 pages
Description (link): http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/8465003
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