When a once-in-a-century hurricane tears through the Appalachian Mountains, it leaves behind more than broken homes-it leaves shattered hearts. But amidst the ruins, a patchwork of hope begins to form. In this heartwarming Appalachian Christmas tale, a family’s heirloom quilt, thought to be lost forever, finds its way back home.

I gotta say that this one was a surprise for me because Ive expected to like this one but after reading this one I gotta say that it was the opposite of good. 

This one is sort of a picture book but not quiet. Yes there are a illustrations on each page of this book but at the same time the text on each page is much longer than on the regular picture-books.

The book had a good premise for the plot, but the way the book presents the story wasn’t exactly my piece of the cake. Of course it could be just me after binge-reading a lot of books on my kindle which might have not helped me liking this book. But hey thats are my thoughts about this book. 

The plot in this book is very vague and doesn’t go into a lots of details and backstory. Which for me was way too vague which didn’t help me while reading this book.

For the most part the plot here was huh. I feel like the plot would have been much better if it was longer and maybe didn’t have as many illustrations as it had. 

The characters here, well I cant say a lot about them because we don’t learn anything other than a one or two facts about them throughout this entire book. And I feel like I don’t know enough about them after reading this book to really make any opinions about them and if I like them or not.

The writing style here was probably the best thing about this book, because it is very charming and sweet in a way. And I really really enjoyed the writing style.

I Give This Book 1 / 5