Stitched
(2026)

Fiction

Book

Call Numbers:
NEW FICTION/MCCANN,E

17 Holds on 4 Copies

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PUBLISHED
Salt Lake City, Utah : Torrey House Press, 2026
©2026
EDITION
First Torrey House Press edition
DESCRIPTION

289 pages ; 21 cm

ISBN/ISSN
9798890920461, 9798890920461
LANGUAGE
English
NOTES

Includes reading group guide

A hilarious, heartwarming debut novel about competitive quilting, unlikely friendships, and found family. Betty Lou Dearden has been a member of the Ogden Quilters Association for more than twenty years when it is announced that the biggest quilting competition in the country is coming to Utah. With the clock ticking and a chance to finally beat their long-time rival quilting circle, the women welcome two young gay men to their group as they bicker their way to an award-worthy entry. With disarming humor and extraordinary heart, Eli McCann takes readers deep into the cozy but cutthroat world of competitive quilting and the sometimes-messy friendships that shape our lives

A hilarious, heartwarming debut novel about competitive quilting, unlikely friendships, and found family."Bursting at the seams with humor and genuinely tender, touching moments." --KIRKUS REVIEWS Betty Lou Dearden has been a member of the Ogden Quilters Association for more than twenty years when it is announced that the biggest quilting competition in the country is coming to Utah. With the clock ticking and a chance to finally beat their long-time rival quilting circle, the women welcome two young gay men to their group as they bicker their way to an award-worthy entry. With disarming humor and extraordinary heart, Eli McCann takes readers deep into the cozy but cutthroat world of competitive quilting and the sometimes-messy friendships that shape our lives

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