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Trail of Thread: A Woman's Westward Journey

Trail of Thread, Book 1

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Trail of Thread: A Woman's Westward Journey

By: Linda K. Hubalek
Narrated by: Pam Dougherty
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In this first book of the Trail of Thread series, in the form of letters she wrote on the journey, Deborah Pieratt describes the scenery, the everyday events on the trail, and the task of taking care of her family. Stories of humor and despair, along with her ongoing remarks about camping, cooking, and quilting, make you feel as if you pulled up stakes and are traveling with the Pieratts, too. This series is based on author Linda K. Hubalek's ancestors that traveled from Kentucky to Kansas in 1854. Besides the history of the times, Hubalek weaves quilting facts and quilt pattern sketches in her book series.

©1995, 2010 Linda K. Hubalek (P)2013 Linda K. Hubalek Biographical Fiction Fiction Witty

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