There's a little yarn shop on Blossom Street in Seattle. It's owned by Lydia Hoffman, and it represents her dream of a new life free from cancer. A life that offers a chance at love . . . Lydia teaches knitting to beginners, and the first class is "How to Make a Baby Blanket." Three women...
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Lydia Hoffman: 30 year old main character; owns the shop "A Good Yarn" on Blossom Street and lives in the apartment above it; had struggled with cancer; suffers from migraine headaches;
Margaret Langley: Lydia's older sister; "not the encouraging type' - in fact very discouraging to Lydia; 35 years old; jealous of Lydia;
Jacqueline Donovan: highfalutin wife of Reese; in her mid fifties; Paul's mother; very critical of Paul's wife, Tammie Lee; signed up for Lydia's beginner's knitting class;
Reese: married to Jacqueline; Paul's father; working on the construction site on Blossom Ave - across from Lydia's shop; a partner in Donovan and Gray - an architectural firm; 59 years old;
Mary James: President of the Women's Association which Jacqueline belongs to;
Carol Girard: 37 years old; Doug's wife; recently quit her job working for a national brokerage firm; She and Doug have been trying to have a baby; signed up for Lydia's beginner's knitting class;
Rick: Carol's brother; a pilot for Alaska Airlines; divorced from Ellie
Alix Townsend: works at Blossom Street Video; wears combat boots and leather; has to put in community service hours; signed up for Lydia's beginner's knitting class;
Laurel: Alix' roommate; works with Alix at Blossom Street Video;
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