Welcome to the Knitmore Girls Podcast, a mother-daughter knitting production. This is our

director's cut episode with Rachel Herron, author of How to Knit a Love Song. This episode

has been sponsored by Pro Lessons Yarn Snurturing the Love of the Craft. You can find How to

Knit a Love Song at Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com, and at your local books and yarn store. And now

without further ado, our chat with Rachel.

This week we're chatting with Rachel Herron about her new book. Hi Rachel, hello. How's it going?

It's great. I'm so happy to be here. It's stitches weekend. Isn't so exciting? Yes. Have you been on

the floor yet? I have been on the floor for a number of hours now and I'm all right. My top of my

head has already come off a couple of times with excitement. Have you been to your car already?

I have been to my car just once and it's raining out there so I think I'll stay inside.

Good idea. Yeah, for a little while. It's crazy because it was sunny out yesterday, right? I know.

Pooring today. The reason we're chatting with you other than being a knitting blogger is that you

are writing a book which is coming out very soon. Or actually it'll come out two four. We do this.

Yeah, it's probably, and by the time you hear this, it's already out. It's available.

So what did you talk about the book a little bit and we'll talk about stuff.

All right, it's called How to Know Love Song. And it's the first of a series in the Cypress Hollow

Yarns and it's coming out from Harper Collins, Avon A. And it's my first novel,

it's a debut novel and it's really exciting. I write the blog Yarnagogo. And what should I tell you

about it? Do you want to give people the basic the taster of the book? Because I've been reading it

and I like it so far. So I'm very glad to hear that. It's the story of Abigail and Cade. And

Abigail is a knit designer and Cade is a sheep rancher. And I like to say that they both need wool

but neither of them need it to generate heat because they generate enough of their own. And

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