The Sweetgum Knit Lit Society

by Beth Pattillo

• ISBN10: 1400073944
• ISBN13: 9781400073948
• Publish Date: 20 May 2008
• Publish Status: Temporarily Withdrawn
• Out of Print: 17 November 2016
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: Random House USA Inc
• Imprint: Three Rivers Press
• Format: Paperback (UK Trade)
• Language: English

Reviews

[cherryblossommj]

I'm rather at a loss for my opinion of this book. I have read beyond dozens of rave reviews for this story telling of how it is a fun, cozy, and light read for lovers of Christian fiction. I really just do not get that from it at all. I read Christian fiction for an uplifting escape from the whoas of my current day. This was a story that made it feel like I've never experienced anything bad in my life ever before, especially nothing in comparison to the characters of this story. It in a way reminded me of my split feelings toward [a:Tracie Peterson|27788|Tracie Peterson|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1296327966p2/27788.jpg]'s [b:A Slender Thread|64880|A Slender Thread|Diane Ackerman|http://www.goodreads.com/assets/nocover/60x80.png|62972]. The whole book was a continuous detailed account of what was wrong in each individual's life and I just felt more and more depressed with reading about them. Once I had gone so far and was not sure if I could continue the book ends with a good three chapters giving a solution to most of all the issues at hand.

I know that life can be difficult at times. I know that I personally suffer from a severe depression with no cause of rhyme nor reason. The problems in their lives are real life issues that cannot just be wished a way. I do not see any benefit from reading this story, where it seems to be mope mope mope until there is a surprise solution for most things. Many times in life the solutions never come along, especially not all at the same time and as easily as they did in this story. Sometimes miracles do happen and greatly so. I just felt more depressed than uplifted with this story, so I just cannot really recommend it. But many have read it and loved it. So please make your own judgment of it.