Friday night knitting club -Kate jacobs

First ideas you get when you see this book ,boring and apealing for old crippled ladys but infact this book is quite the opisite .Set in new york a single mother named georgia walker and her daughter dakota live in and run a cosy yarn shop called walker & daughter.
 Every  friday geaorgia invites all her costumers and friends to a " friday night knitting club" where they share there love for knitting and also have a litttle  gossip about there lifes
   
Each of the women faces challenges over the course of the novel. Darwin, whose husband is doing his residency far from New York, struggles with pinning down her dissertation topic, missing her husband, and contemplating starting a family. Peri grapples with starting her own line of felted purses and abandoning law school. Unexpectedly pregnant Lucie must decide whether to put her successful career on hold or try to juggle work and motherhood. Anita, Georgia's mentor, begins to develop feelings for Marty, the owner of the deli next door to the shop. And Cat, newly separated, must figure out how to mend an old friendship and how to fend for herself, abandoning her identity as a high-society housewife. Finally, Dakota must navigate the rapids of adolescence under the watchful eyes of the women of the club.

When Georgia falls ill, the members of the club rally around her. They shore up the store so that her legacy can continue and, most important, they provide a loving environment for Dakota

 This book is funny ,sad and uplifting

I give it  *** /*****
 (This book contains strong language)