About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a major transition, such as moving to a new home or starting a long journey, and needs help processing the bittersweet feelings of leaving things behind. It is a gentle, grounding resource for children struggling with the loss of familiar surroundings or those who need to learn how to find beauty and purpose during times of uncertainty. The story follows young Rebecca as she travels by wagon train to Oregon. While her father focuses on the path ahead, Rebecca focuses on the small things, collecting fabric scraps from family milestones and natural wonders to create a pioneer quilt. It beautifully illustrates themes of patience, resourcefulness, and the way we carry our history with us. Ideal for ages 5 to 9, this book offers a calming perspective on change, showing that while a journey may be long and difficult, we can weave together a sense of home wherever we go.
