Herron, Rachael
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A Life in Stitches: Knitting My Way Through Love, Loss, and Laughter—Tenth Anniversary Edition
A natural choice for libraries where the print book circulates well or for listeners who enjoy Clara Parkes’s or Ann Patchett’s essays.
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The Songbird Sisters
This is Herron's final title in her "Songbirds" trilogy (after The Darling Songbirds; The Songbird's Call). After some ungainly phrasing in the beginning, the story settles ultimately into a very moving look at the harm that assault causes to individuals and their families. For fans of Herron (The Ones Who Matter Most), romance, and women's fiction.
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The Ones Who Matter Most
Herron (Splinters of Light) cleverly creates in Abby and Fern two characters with emotional depth, weaving a vivid and moving story of unlikely connections. For fans of character-driven women's fiction such as books by Kristin Hannah (The Nightingale). [See "Editors' Spring Picks," LJ 2/15/16, p. 30.]
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Splinters of Light
Very much like Lisa Genova's Still Alice (although the writing here is better!), this title is sure to resonate with fans of issue-driven domestic fiction such as that of Jodi Picoult and Genova and will have the book clubs lining up.
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How To Knit a Heart Back Home
Herron's second novel will earn her a well-deserved place in the ever-expanding knit-chick lit genre. Patrons who in the past have clamored for the novels of Debbie Macomber, Kate Jacobs, or Gil McNeil will definitely find this a good read.
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