Why we'd hand it over
Woodson's poetry and Hudson's illustrations transform quilting into a living metaphor for inherited strength across slavery, Jim Crow, and present-day activism—dense enough for parent-child discussion, lyrical enough to reread.
Woodson's poetry and Hudson's illustrations transform quilting into a living metaphor for inherited strength across slavery, Jim Crow, and present-day activism—dense enough for parent-child discussion, lyrical enough to reread.