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“People need stories...we use stories to teach, to learn, to make sense of the world around us. As long as we need stories, we will need books.”

Quote by Jennifer Chiaverini

Book:An Elm Creek Quilts Companion: New Fiction, Traditions, Quilts, and Favorite Moments from the Beloved Series

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An Elm Creek Quilts Companion: New Fiction, Traditions, Quilts, and Favorite Moments from the Beloved Series

This companion volume gathers new fiction alongside explorations of quilting traditions and techniques featured throughout the Elm Creek Quilts series. Readers will discover additional stories set in the world of Elm Creek Manor, learn about the history and artistry of quilting, and revisit favorite moments from the series that has charmed readers with its tales of friendship, creativity, and the enduring legacy of quilting traditions. The book serves as both a celebration of the series and a resource for those who have been drawn to its portrayal of the quilting community. more

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Jennifer Chiaverini

Jennifer Chiaverini is an American author born in 1969. She is known for her historical novels, which are often set against the backdrop of American history, particularly the Civil War era. Her works have been well-received by readers for their rich historical details and vivid characterizations. more

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