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A Quilt for Christmas

A Novel

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From New York Times bestselling author Sandra Dallas, a Christmas novel set during the Civil War in which a woman makes a quilt for her husband and learns about love, grief, forgiveness, and healing
In Sandra Dallas' novel A Quilt for Christmas, it is 1864 and Eliza Spooner's husband Will has joined the Kansas volunteers to fight the Confederates, leaving her with their two children and in charge of their home and land. Eliza is confident that he will return home, and she helps pass the months making a special quilt to keep Will warm during his winter in the army. When the unthinkable happens, she takes in a woman and child who have been left alone and made vulnerable by the war, and she finds solace and camaraderie amongst the women of her quilting group. And when she is asked to help hide an escaped slave, she must decide for herself what is right, and who can she can count on to help her.

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    • Library Journal

      May 1, 2014

      The author of The Christmas Box, which started the big, shiny tradition of Christmas novels, returns with another holiday story. No plot details yet, but I love it that Evans has won the American Mothers Book Award and the RT Best Women's Novel of the Year Award.

      Copyright 2014 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

    • Library Journal

      October 15, 2014

      Set in Civil War-era Kansas, Dallas's holiday novel relates the stories of the young wives and mothers who would become the grandmothers of the characters from the author's Persian Pickle Club. Will Spooner joins the Kansas Volunteers to fight for the Union, leaving his wife, Eliza, and their two children to run the farm. Eliza takes comfort in her quilting and decides to make Will a patriotic quilt. As the war continues, Eliza and her friends await news of their husbands and help one another make ends meet. Whether offering shelter to a widow or a slave, Eliza and her quilting circle friends find the strength to do what is right. When the stars and stripes quilt makes its way back to Eliza in a very unexpected way, she'll have an even bigger decision to make. VERDICT A wonderful story full of history and heart that will satisfy Dallas's many fans. [See Prepub Alert, 4/6/14.]

      Copyright 2014 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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