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Duck Knees duck_knees — I love all of Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's work -- whether yarncraft or wordcraft! She has a rare wit, acres of knitting expertise, and a charming candidness that's captivating. I adore her blog. That said, this book only gets 3 stars because it is, well, kind of mediocre. Very likable, and with some brilliant bits, but overall feels like an attempt to stretch a metaphor a bit farther than it can really reach. Organized like a travel guide, this book introduces you to the land of Knitting, which is everywhere, and guides you through local customs and so on. Some of this is amusing and some of it is a bit obvious or tedious. One nice part of the book is the recurrent letters from a fictional woman who discovers, and becomes absorbed by, knitting. This woman (Alice) writes with Stephanie's own voice (if not her particular life experiences), so this is one of the places where her innate charm shines through. The title is a pun, of course, referring both to finishing a piece of knitting as well as starting on a journey. Unfortunately, the same phrase appears as a different pun later in the book to refer to a knitter dying, which made me re-evaluate the title. Is the Yarn Harlot on the point of perishing? Let us hope not!