In this video I’m doing an honest crochet book review, because I know how it goes—you see a pattern book online, it looks super cute, and then you’re wondering if it’s actually worth your money once it shows up at your door. I walk you through what I loved, what I didn’t, and who I think this book is really perfect for. I’m looking at it through my usual lens: will it be usable for real-life crocheters, and especially for folks who need things to be more accessible and less “guess what I meant.” I also talk about what I personally look for in a good pattern book—clear layout, patterns that feel like they’ve been tested, and instructions that don’t make you fight for every step. If you’re building your crochet library, this is meant to help you decide if this one belongs on your shelf or if you’re better off saving your money for yarn, tools, or a pattern designer you already trust. And if you’re new here, hi—I’m Froggy, a blind crocheter/knitter in the Blue Ridge Mountains, and I’m always going to tell you the truth, even when it’s not the “popular” answer.