Free-range knitter: The yarn harlot writes again by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed it!

Random thoughts:
* Are there really people who walk and knit? If so, my weirdness with knitting has not quite hit that point (yet).
* I didn’t know there were special bags for carrying around your yarn so it doesn’t roll around on the bus. I promptly went out and bought this: Sock Knitting Project Bag Hexipuff Small Crochet Wip Bag – Crazy Calaveras so that I can carry around my socks in progress (SiP?).
* The story of the ball of the yarn in the elevator seriously cracked me up.
* The story of the little girl learning to knit was awesome.
* I no longer feel quite as guilty at the thought of having multiple needles of the same size so I can have more socks going at once. There is nothing wrong with my addiction and it’s very nice to have it confirmed.

It was a light-hearted, funny book that poked fun at all of the things we do as knitters – or things that we think about doing but don’t actually do.

I also really liked Stephanie Pearl-McPhee Casts Off: The Yarn Harlot’s Guide to the Land of Knitting – I listened to that one on audio book. After all, what’s better than reading fun knitting annocdotes than knitting *and* listening to an audio book about knitting? 🙂