@article{716866,
      recid = {716866},
      author = {Canadeo, Anne,},
      title = {A dark and stormy knit /},
      pages = {277 pages ;},
      abstract = {"The Black Sheep Knitters are initially amused by the  antics of the Knit Kats - a local knitting graffiti group  who apply their stitching to public protest. Like covering  the new parking meters along Main Street with knitted hoods  that have silly cat faces. The amusing act of civil  disobedience causes a stir in quiet Plum Harbor. But it's  not the first time the Knit Kats have made local news. The  group proudly touts full responsibility on their website,  which is complete with photos of the members - identities  concealed by elaborate disguises and mysterious pseudonyms.  The Knit Kats mean no harm, they claim, but are dedicated  to brightening the landscape and raising awareness. Which  no one can dispute...until a dead body turns up, covered in  stitches that bear the distinct paw print of Knit Kat  mischief. Detectives investigating the crime soon discover  that Phoebe Myers, Maggie Messina's assistant, has been  auditioning for a spot in the Knit Kat group. When Phoebe  is implicated, the Black Sheep take on the tangle of clues,  determined to clear her name. Are the mysterious Knit Kats  truly a vicious cabal? Or, is some copy-cat knitter trying  to pin the group with this murderous wrap? Maggie reminds  her friends that all cats look the same in the dark. But  the Black Sheep know better about killers, who always leave  behind a tell-tale thread. With clever detection skills and  their own, irrepressible curiosity, Maggie and the knitting  friends soon uncover the truth about the Knit Kats -- and  snag the guilty stitcher"--},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/716866},
}