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    Log Cabin Quilt, The
      Elvirey, her brother, grandmother, and father move to a log cabin in the Michigan woods after her mother dies. Granny's quilting scraps serve a greater purpose during a winter storm.
      Author: Howard, Ellen HSE Descriptors: social studies

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      Simple text and stunning illustrations tell the intergenerational story of Woodson's ancestors.
      Author: Woodson, Jacqueline HSE Descriptors: social studies

    Stand for Children
      Marian Wright Edelman delivered this speech at the Stand for Children demonstration in 1996 in Washington, D.C. Pictures of photo-transfer quilts with multicultural themes illustrate the book. An Author's Note gives background on the demonstration.
      Author: Edelman, Marian Wright

    Sweet Clara and the Freedom Quilt
      Based on a true incident, this story tells of a young slave girl's brainstorm of sewing a map of the Underground Railroad onto a quilt so that others could find their way to freedom.
      Author: Hopkinson, Deborah HSE Descriptors: social studies

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    Eight Hands Round: A Patchwork Alphabet
      Each letter of this alphabet book introduces a quilt pattern that relates to an activity or person important in early American history.
      Author: Paul, Ann Whitford HSE Descriptors: social studies

    Harriet Powers's Bible Quilts
      This oversized paperback includes 24 photos of Powers' Bible quilts, a difficult introductory essay, and two pages of identifying information about the stories behind the quilts.
      Author: Perry, Regina

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      Simple text and stunning illustrations tell the intergenerational story of Woodson's ancestors.
      Author: Woodson, Jacqueline HSE Descriptors: social studies

    Stitching Stars: The Story Quilts of Harriet Powers
      The book recounts both the story of Harriet Powers during the century of the Civil War and the story of her two "story quilts" that now reside in museums. The book is illustrated with photographs of Bible stories from the quilts with explanatory captions
      Author: Lyons, Mary HSE Descriptors: social studies


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