Unraveled: A journey of survival in 1954 (Fibers of Love) by Jo Huddleston
What intrigued me about this book was the picture on the front cover. I love everything you can do with yarn, crochet knit etc. I do knit for local charities, the newborn program is one of my favorite.
Love the title and how it's a symbol for the story inside.
This story is about Alice and she's having a hard time recovering from the miscarriage. She's a young child teacher who's not returned to work yet.
Paul, her husband is beside himself trying to help her. With the aid of her best friend who's a nurse they come up with a few suggestions to try. Some of those backfire.
So many scriptures are quoted to help Alice heal. You never think by the end that she'd get over her guilt of it being her fault or even blaming God for everything.
Really enjoyed this story and learning of all the resources available to others who suffer. Love all the small things that do matter from her husband.
Love the style and ease of explaining what the scriptures mean in plain English.
Can't wait for more from this author. Author bio at the end along with highlighted other works by the author.
I was given the book by the author via Book Fun (The Book Club Network) and this is my honest review
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