... or any other season.
Haven't seen this one mentioned yet: "Heart for a Hero" by Ed Ditto and Laura Patrick. I'm half way through it and so far I'm pleased with the plot and the writing is pretty good, and it's a quilty story too!
Mickie
I can't remember who recommended "These is my Words", but I'm reading instead of sewing! Really good.
Cindy
Cindy, Yes .... that is a wonderful book. I couldn't put it down until I was finished. Then I went on to read the 'follow-up' book, "Sarah's Quilt." That was good, but not as riveting the first book. PAT in Va.
On Jun 30, 11:17=A0am, "Pat in Virginia" wrote: And I just finished the third in the series, "Star Garden". It is very good also. Of course understanding and "knowing" a lot of the geography and landmarks mentioned helps.
Pati, in Phx.
I agree Pat. Sarah's Quilt was good, but These is My Words is a really tough act to follow. I'm sure if I had read Sarah's Quilt, I would have been very happy with it, but These is ... is, to me, such a wonderful book. It peaked my interest in reading more about that period in time & I have quite enjoyed it. I've just reserved Star Garden at the library. Thanks for the tip Pati.
Pauline Northern California
You're welcome. That time period is fascinating to learn about here in AZ. We will be celebrating the State Centennial in 2012 and there are already "pushes" to make celebratory quilts.
Pati, > I agree Pat. =A0Sarah's Quilt was good, but These is My Words is a really
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"No Time > I agree Pat. Sarah's Quilt was good, but These is My Words is a really
I enjoyed all three in the series very much.
Just finished _The Wednesday Sisters_ by Meg Waite Clayton about a group of friends. A very good summer read.
marcella
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