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Addy's Wedding Quilt by Connie Rose Porter

littleseal's review

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Another lovely Addy short story!

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baby_girl_lit's review

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fast-paced

5.0

piburnjones's review

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5.0

Addy's parents are getting married in a church with a real marriage certificate - teaching the reader about wedding customs used by enslaved people - and Addy makes a quilt as a present.

There are so many good things here:

- M'Dear is back! Addy works on the quilt in her room to keep it a surprise, and as ever, she has wise and lovely things to say.

- Miss Dunn is back, teaching Addy embroidery and giving her a glimpse into teachers' after-school lives.

- Harriet is back, with her unique blend of friendship and scorn, giving Momma an opportunity to say wise and lovely things about knowing your own mind. And Addy does a lovely job of putting Momma's advice into action.

gretacwink's review

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5.0

An absolutely perfect way to wrap up a Monday

"Maybe that don't mean nothing to Harriet. It mean a whole heap to me. I think it mean something to you, too, or you wouldn't have brung it up. You need to know your own mind, Addy. Harriet might know all there's to know in a book, but she don't know your heart. She don't know how you feel, so don't let her or nobody else tell you how to feel."
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