In her latest collection of humorous anecdotes, Pearl-McPhee [Yarn Harlot: The Secret Life of a Knitter) tackles plenty of her usual themes-managing your yarn stash, balancing family and knitting, and coping with nonknitters who don't understand the compulsive desire to knit. The essays include an amusing look at a much-loved washing machine; a eulogy for an unattractive, half-finished cardigan; and a surprisingly touching story of how a geeky teen has found herself, as an adult, sitting at the "cool table" of knitters.
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