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Customer Reviews for WaterBrook Press The Healing Quilt - eBook
WaterBrook Press The Healing Quilt - eBook
Kit can't make her aunt's cancer go away. But she can raise funds to purchase a new mammogram machine for the local hospital---by quilting! She and three other hurting women begin a magnificent king-sized quilt for auction. As their friendships develop, Jesus begins mending the ragged pieces of their lives, one stitch at a time.
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Customer Reviews for The Healing Quilt - eBook
Review 1 for The Healing Quilt - eBook
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Date:July 6, 2009
Norma Jantzen
Lauraine Snelling has woven together an unlikely group of people to show how God can make a worthy community project a healing experience for themselves as well. I especially enjoyed Kit's relationship with her Aunt, the farm, and sewing--all dear to me on a personal level. I did have to adjust to Lauraine out of the Dakotah and Red River mode, some of my all time favorites.
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Date:May 29, 2009
Tammy
This book was wonderfully written. It is easy to follow and the author did a great job intertwining the tapestry of the women's lives that are mentioned. It hits home as any of the characters could be any of us. Great read!
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Review 3 for The Healing Quilt - eBook
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Date:August 29, 2007
A novel that I can recommend. Hurting people coming together for a common cause. Jesus starts mending all the hurts little by little.
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Date:April 26, 2004
Patricia
Excellent book. I could not put it down. I would like to see a sequel to this book. There are characters who I would love to know how their lives have turned out. Lauraine is a brave woman to write this book. I can not image what she has been through. Bless her.
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Date:February 22, 2003
Barb
This is a wonderful book. I stayed up and read by the kitchen light during the night. There are characters that each of us can identify with or know of others that have endured similiar circumstances. A wonderful read that I have highly recommended to all.
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Date:August 9, 2002
Carmen Leal
What a lovely book! Lauraine Snelling knows how to tell a story and I enjoyed each and every character. The Healing Quilt has real characters with real problems. I've never lost a child, but I can only imagine how difficult it must have been for Lauraine to write this book. While it wasn't a biography, or even based on her own loss, each word she typed must have brought back memories of her own daughter. Thank you, Lauraine for writing what I know is a book destined to help many people. I love how she included Aunt Teza's cancer journey along with Beth's struggles in coming to terms with her abortion years before. These are real-life issues and Lauraine dealt with them in a real way. Her dialogue is fresh and the range of emotions the characters experience are honest.This is a book I can't wait to share with friends who have or are experiencing something similar, or even those who want to support someone else.Lauraine is a wonderful writer and I look forward to reading many more of her stories.
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