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A large family, homeschooling, adoption, special needs, whatever strikes my fancy, sort of blog.

Thursday, June 5, 2014

A Stitch and a Prayer book review and GIVEAWAY


I've enjoyed getting to review some of the Quilts of Love titles.  Today, let's talk about A Stitch and a Prayer, by Eva Gibson.

A Stitch and a Prayer is the story of the quilt Florence makes for her husband, Will.  It's a combination of the Tree Of Life pattern and an art quilt, designed by Florence, that depicts special things in their life.  This quilt is surely destined to become a family heirloom!

Florence has to have help with the quilt, because she is suffering from rheumatism.  Help comes in the form of Aunt Amelia, who cares for pregnant Florence while Will is gone clearing up a case of mistaken identity.

Initially in the book, Florence presents as a rather whiny character, and I had a hard time getting into the story, because of this.  However, Florence clings to a verse to help her get through both her illness and her husband's absence.  People struggling with chronic illness may find this book comforting.


Don’t miss this month’s Quilts of Love book, A Stitch and a Prayer, by Eva Gibson. A quilt becomes a labor of love for a lonely wife mysteriously separated from her young husband.

Celebrate May's release by entering to win a Kindle HDX and RSVP for the Quilts of Love "Quilting Bee" Facebook party with the Quilts of Love authors.

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One winner will receive:
  • A Kindle HDX
  • A Promise in Pieces by Emily Wierenga
  • A Stitch and a Prayer by Eva Gibson
  • Rival Hearts by Tara Randel
Enter today by clicking one of the icons below. But hurry, the giveaway ends on June 17th. Winner will be announced at the "Quilting Bee" Facebook party with Emily Wierenga, Loree Lough, and Tara Randel. RSVP for an evening of book chat, quilting tips and tricks, prizes, and more!

RSVP today and spread the word—tell your friends about the giveaway via FACEBOOK or TWITTER and increase your chances of winning.


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2 comments:

  1. I would love to make a quilt with my daughter. I wonder if when we make the quilt, we can pray for her friends and family members!

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    1. :) It's a lovely idea. I would love to have saved special baby clothes from each of my kids to make a quilt with, but I wasn't sewing when my first was born. And honestly, they probably wouldn't have gotten done for many years yet anyway.

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