The Shop on Flower Street

Lydia Hoffman fought a severe illness for sixteen years and overcame it with the selfless love of her family, the kindness of friends, and knitting. Now she is the fortunate owner of the yarn shop "Guiding Thread" on Flower Street, having gathered her first group for knitting courses. Like the magical thread of Ariadne, it has tightly connected women who were strangers before. The shared energy of overcoming helps the brilliant Jacqueline restore harmony in her family and improve her relationship with her simple-minded sister-in-law and her "unfaithful" husband, while the informal fighter Alika finds a reliable refuge in the sea of life, and the desperate Carol, in her attempts to conceive, discovers a wonderful son. Lydia herself, under the influence of this energy, begins to believe that her love is not in the past but in the future.