Book Review – The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt – Quilting

Okay so this one isn’t about quilting, however it’s lovely and ideal for anybody who likes to quilt to provide as a present to younger kids. 

“The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt” by Riel Nason, superbly illustrated by Byron Eggenschwiler. This charming image ebook explores themes of identification, belonging, and the enjoyment of embracing one’s uniqueness.

In a world the place ghosts are sometimes depicted as sheets, mild and ethereal, our protagonist faces a singular problem – he’s a quilt! Unable to whirl and twirl like his sheet counterparts, the little ghost finds himself feeling disregarded and completely different from his friends. Together with his mother and father and mates all being sheets, he struggles to know why he’s completely different.

Nonetheless, one Halloween night time adjustments all the pieces for the little ghost. By way of a collection of occasions that solely a quilted ghost might expertise, he comes to understand the sweetness and worth of his personal uniqueness. In a heartwarming journey of self-discovery, he learns that it’s okay to face out and that being completely different can result in extraordinary experiences.

“The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt” is not only a story of a ghost discovering his place on this planet; it’s a celebration of variety and acceptance. By way of the little ghost’s journey, kids are inspired to embrace their variations and acknowledge the sweetness in what makes them distinctive.

“The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt” is a pleasant and heartwarming story that can resonate with readers of all ages. With its charming narrative and fascinating illustrations, it’s a story that celebrates the significance of embracing individuality and discovering one’s place on this planet. So, curl up with this enchanting image ebook and let the little ghost’s journey encourage you to embrace your individual uniqueness.