
By National Geographic Learning
A girl leaves privilege to find purpose in giving quilts to those in need.
A young girl escapes her sheltered life, discovering a world of need beyond her walls. With newfound strength, she crafts exquisite quilts, choosing to give them away. As she shares her creations, she finds peace and purpose. What will her generosity uncover in a world where kindness is a rare gift?
Jeff Brumbeau’s prequel to the best-selling THE QUILTMAKER’S GIFT, illustrated with Gail de Marcken’s rich, sumptuously detailed paintings, will be embraced by new and old fans of the Quiltmaker. Escaping from the protective walls of wealth and privilege, a young girl discovers the harsh world outside, where some people don’t have as much as others. When she realizes that she has the power to help them, the young girl finds a strength and peace she never knew before. Making the loveliest quilts in all the land, the young girl decides to give them away.
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