A relationship struggle between boy and girl, stitched embroidery of a house set in a season. 2nd story is about red haired girl and a boy discovering the same framed up Embroidery of a house but set in different season from the 1st in a cottage.

[Dhana Latchmi]

It’s two part story, the second one is sort of an epilogue to the main story, a continuation to the next generation.
Can’t remember the main story much though it’s about a man and his girlfriend or Wife and their struggles. The lady stitches a beautiful embroidery of a house (their cottage i think) set in one of the 4 Seasons and it sort of symbolic. I think the female protagonist had red hair and very pretty (I could be wrong).

2nd part of the story is about a set of fraternal boy and girl twins who are related to the main female protagonist of the 1st story. This girl definitely has a red hair that is easily recognisable by anyone (described as orangey) but not beautiful as the main heroine (maybe this girl has a flat or button nose). The twins meet a boy on their journey who is kinda rude to the girl or something.
Then boy they meet and the red haired girl come upon a small old abandoned house or cottage and see a framed up embroidered image of a house set in another season from the first (the girl mentions that, she says she has either seen or own same art piece but it’s set in a different season).

The girl and boy hold hands starring at the embroidery work and she asks something and the boy replies that they too will own a house just like in the picture (that they are going to be together and start a family or something). The story ends there.

Anyone knows the book? I won't be surprised if its another Josephine Cox books (But i can't find the title). Please help.

[Kate]

Wow, great detail. I look forward to reading this book when it is solved!

How long ago did you read it? Was it a newly published book at that time?

[Dhana Latchmi]

I have a feeling its one of Josephine Cox and can't remember when its written, though it could be around mid 90s onward to early 2000s.

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Dhana Latchmi, are you still looking for this or did you find it?

[Dhana Latchmi]

Still looking

[Kris]

Dhana Latchmi, around what year did you read this book? A range of years is fine. This will help us narrow down the search.

What does "r/s" mean?

How old are the twins? Is this book for teens or older adults?

What's the genre or tone / mood?

[Dhana Latchmi]

@Kris

It’s not teen fiction, more like family drama / historical fiction during 18th or 19th century England middle class, village / town setting.. no high nobles etc is involved, it’s simple story of village /town / working class folks. I read it many years ago in my early teens in late 90s.

[Dhana Latchmi]

@Kris
r/s means relationships