History, fantasy, and mystery combine in this fictional account of the catastrophic Cloquet Fire and its aftermath, a story woven against the small northeastern Minnesota town's genuine concerns over World War I and the escalating Spanish flu epidemic. Lisa Hanson falls asleep in present day Cloquet, and awakes up to find she's been transported back in time to Cloquet on the day of the fire. Everyone she meets thinks she's Liisa Maki, her grandma's oldest sister who disappeared that day and was never heard of again. Lisa, who was named after her great-aunt, has the benefit of hindsight, but is unable to do anything about the horrifying events that are about to take place. The one thing she can do is find out what happened to Liisa. By the end of her eye-opening journey into the past, Lisa not only solves that mystery, but receives answers to questions in the present that she didn't even know she had.
. . The twelve quilts in the book are actual commissioned memory quilts made by Paquette, who includes the people and stories behind each quilt . . .
Inspired by the author's career in early childhood literacy and community-based alternatives to incarceration, this heartwarming picture book includes:- Rich and engaging vocabulary- Dignified characters and relationships- Social Emotional ...
From her birthday in June until Christmas, a girl makes a quilt that she will donate to a needy child in an orphanage, while her grandmother makes her own special memory quilt, which brings a surprise on Christmas morning.
The Memory Quilt
Presents instructions on transferring photographs and children's drawings onto fabric for use in quilts
Document special memories, family traditions, hopes and dreams, significant events, and loved ones in My Paper Memory Quilt: A Family History Pack created to record the special qualities and remembrances that make each person unique.
These memory quilts will be special forever. Like scrapbooking, memory quilts are a popular way to preserve and celebrate important memories. 21 step-by-step projects that introduce special techniques for memory quilting.
A homemade quilt ties together the lives of six generations of the author's immigrant Jewish family, remaining a symbol of their enduring love and faith.
An orphan boy has a difficult time adjusting to life with his grandparents on a Maine island.
Old Lesbian Memory Quilt is a memoir of a Lesbian born in 1937. The idea for this book began when the author sewed an actual quilt, pictured on the cover, for her 80th birthday. Each of the quilt squares is a story in the book.