Hooked for Life: Adventures of a Crochet Zealot
By Mary Beth Temple
Review written by David.
I am not a crocheter. I make a few things via loom knitting, so I could empathize a little with Mary Beth Temple’s plight in her book Hooked for Life: Adventures of a Crochet Zealot.
But you know what, even if you don’t know the difference between a crochet hook and a fishing hook you will enjoy this book. I know too well about going to the yarn store and spending more money than anticipated.
Temple talks about the odd questions that she get in public when she is crocheting. As of yet, this 6’3” 275 pound redneck has not been asked a single question when he sits his 5 gallon paint bucket down at the doctor’s office and takes out a loom and starts working with it. I suppose they figure if they don’t make any sudden moves they will be safe.
It really doesn’t matter if you know anything about yarn or yarn products at all. You will get a belly laugh out of Hooked for Life.
We give it all five stars. It is the kind of book you will tell your friends to buy, but you won’t loan them your copy.
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