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The Giving Quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini PDF Download Free here. A novel about the women in the small town of Elm Creek, Kansas during World War II when the men were overseas fighting in Europe, The Giving Quilt follows newlyweds Olivia and Frederick Berg as they settle into life on their farm and as they get to know their new neighbors and friends. As families struggle with both sadness at the loss of loved ones and joy at homecoming celebrations, Olivia embarks on an effort to start a quilting circle to help the members of her community cope with the aftermath of war. The Giving Quilt was written by New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Chiaverini and published in 2003.

Overview About “The Giving Quilt” by “Jennifer Chiaverini”

The Giving Quilt is a historical fiction novel by bestselling author, Jennifer Chiaverini. It was published in 2011 and it has been translated into 16 languages. The book focuses on Elizabeth MacPherson, who lost her husband to malaria just weeks after their wedding. Later, she marries Nathaniel Russell. Elizabeth is a very practical woman who creates quilts to earn money for herself and her children; however, she feels unhappy with her life at home as well as working at Mrs. Lamb’s shop where people are snobbish about quilts. Things change for her when Nathaniel brings home an infant boy he found abandoned and asks her to take care of him. This event changes Elizabeth’s life forever. She develops a passion for helping those less fortunate than her, and together with other women in town, they create a charity quilt that will help them raise funds to support those less fortunate. However, there are many challenges that they face along the way including betrayal from one of their own members. Can they overcome these challenges? Read more now!

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Review About “The Giving Quilt” by “Jennifer Chiaverini”

The Giving Quilt has made such a big impact on my life and I believe it will do so on yours too. This book is about how love, family, and a giving spirit can overcome almost anything. In these trying times where sometimes we can feel helpless, it’s important to remember that when we help one another we are always better off as a result. This novel reminded me of many other wonderful books including The Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald), Siddhartha (Hesse), Flowers for Algernon (Keyes), A Tale of Two Cities (Dickens), and many more like them: all books with at least one main character who undergoes an amazing transformation during their lifetime.

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My favorite aspect of The Giving Quilt was its ability to tell a beautiful story while also teaching some very valuable lessons. It is written in first-person narrative from multiple perspectives which allows us to get inside each character’s head and see what they are thinking and feeling. It also allows us to get inside Mrs. Sutterfield’s head, which helps us understand her motivations throughout the entire story. And finally, it allows us to understand Mr. Sutterfield’s head which gives insight into his decision-making process in regards to his wife and son Benjy—who he treats differently than his daughter Mary because he feels she doesn’t need him like Benjy does—which ultimately leads him down a dark path…and then back again!

About “Jennifer Chiaverini” the author of “The Giving Quilt”

Jennifer Chiaverini has worked for nearly two decades as a librarian and a teacher before she turned to write. She has written several books, including A Thread of Grace and American Quilts: A History from Colonial Times to Today. The New York Times bestselling author also writes a popular series of novels set in mid-nineteenth century Middlebury, Vermont; these books have sold over 3 million copies and are currently being adapted into a television show. Among her other works is Mrs. Lincoln’s Dressmaker, an award-winning novel inspired by her great-great-grandmother, which was adapted into an ABC miniseries starring Diane Lane and Supergirl’s Melissa Benoist.