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Keeping Quilt
Keeping Quilt

By Patricia Polacco

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Canada Geese Quilt
Canada Geese Quilt

By Natalie Kinseywarnock

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D.W. s Lost Blankie
D.W. s Lost Blankie

By Marc Brown

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The moon quilt
The moon quilt

By Sunny Warner

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With her cat in her lap, an old woman makes a quilt, stitching into it the experiences and objects of her life.

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Selina and the Bear Claw Quilt
Pieces
Pieces

By A. Hines

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Patchwork patterns
Patchwork patterns

By Andrea Butler

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Surprise!
Surprise!

By Elizabeth Butler

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When they learn that their teacher is going to have a baby, the whole class helps to make a special quilt as a surprise gift.

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The keeping quilt
The keeping quilt

By Patricia Polacco

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A homemade quilt ties together the lives of four generations of an immigrant Jewish family, remaining a symbol of their enduring love and faith.

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The Crazy Quilt
The Crazy Quilt

By Kristin Avery

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