The Lost Quilter
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Hugs and thanks to Tara Shaughnessy, the world’s best nanny, who plays with my sons so I have time to write.
I am indebted to the Wisconsin Historical Society as well as their librarians and student workers who provided excellent resources for this book. I am also grateful to Geneva Keating of the Historic Charleston Foundation and to Gretchen Smith of the Edisto Island Museum for their invaluable help with my many questions about life in Charleston and Edisto Island during Joanna’s day. I am es...pecially thankful to Ann Craigmile for her thorough reading of the manuscript and insightful comments.
Thank you to the friends and family who have supported and encouraged me from the beginning, especially Geraldine Neidenbach, Heather Neidenbach, Nic Neidenbach, Virginia Riechman, and Leonard and Marlene Chiaverini. Thanks also to my teammates from Homeland Insecurity, Just For Kicks, and Oh-Thirty for providing me with awesome workouts, great camaraderie, patient coaching, essential stress relief, and only one broken bone during the writing of this book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hugs and thanks to Tara Shaughnessy, the world’s best nanny, who plays with my sons so I have time to write.
I am indebted to the Wisconsin Historical Society as well as their librarians and student workers who provided excellent resources for this book. I am also grateful to Geneva Keating of the Historic Charleston Foundation and to Gretchen Smith of the Edisto Island Museum for their invaluable help with my many questions about life in Charleston and Edisto Island during Joanna’s day. I am es...pecially thankful to Ann Craigmile for her thorough reading of the manuscript and insightful comments.
Thank you to the friends and family who have supported and encouraged me from the beginning, especially Geraldine Neidenbach, Heather Neidenbach, Nic Neidenbach, Virginia Riechman, and Leonard and Marlene Chiaverini. Thanks also to my teammates from Homeland Insecurity, Just For Kicks, and Oh-Thirty for providing me with awesome workouts, great camaraderie, patient coaching, essential stress relief, and only one broken bone during the writing of this book.
What to read after The Lost Quilter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Chiaverini to read onlineMoreLess
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