Do you know this book?

[Eveleth Hill <eahill@MURLIN.COM>]

HI and HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

One of my fellow teachers asked me if I knew the name of a book about a boy
and a girl who are making a quilt.  They are each working on opposite ends
of the quilt and when they put it together they discover, much to their
dismay, that they did different piecing and the quilt isn't "right".  But
they learn from (mother perhaps?) that nothing is perfect and all of us are
different and that is good and that their quilt is fine.

If anyone can help us out with the title, we would appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.

Eveleth Hill
Librarian-Blackwater, Hardeman and Orearville Schools
          Cooper County and Saline County, Missouri
eahill@murlin.com

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