Threads of Unity

Quentin Lennox

Summary

Threads of Unity tells the story of a group of children who unite their divided town through the creation of a community quilt. Each child contributes a patch that represents their unique story, culture, and experiences. As they work together, they discover the power of connection, teamwork, and understanding. The quilt becomes a symbol of their shared efforts and unity, teaching young readers the importance of inclusivity, community, and embracing diversity. This heartwarming and fun story encourages children to work together, celebrate differences, and recognize that unity is woven from the threads of understanding and support.

Available since: 06/10/2025.

Print length: 145 pages.

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