· The Keeping Quilt by Patricia PolaccoRead by R. Heath. · What books would you like me to read? I post new books each week! Come and read WITH me as I point to each word, helping your child learn through guided read. The Keeping Quilt () by Patricia Polacco is a beautifully illustrated picture book about a multigenerational family of Jewish Russian immigrants in America. In the present day, Patricia tells.
The Keeping Quilt () by Patricia Polacco is a beautifully illustrated picture book about a multigenerational family of Jewish Russian immigrants in America. In the present day, Patricia tells. Full book details and links to find a copy of your own: www.doorway.ru: The Keeping QuiltAuthor/Illustrato. Written and Illustrated by Patricia Polacco. As a way to remember their home in Russia, Anna's family sews a quilt from old clothes from their family. Remnants from Aunt Havdalah's nightgown and Aunt Natasha's apron become part of a quilt that is used in many ways, including as a Sabbath tablecloth and wedding canopy.
Patricia Polacco's Keeping quilt is proudly displayed in the Mazza Museum at the University of Findlay. THE KEEPING QUILT is about Polacco's Great-Grandmother Anna, who immigrated to New York City. The only two things that she still owned from her native Russia were her dress and a babushka. Anna's mother eventually takes parts of her dress and babushka along with old clothes belonging to other relatives and makes a quilt that will remind everyone of their homeland. The Keeping Quilt by author Patricia Polacco reminds us of how important it is to keep our heritage and traditions. Immigrants come to America as Anna and her family did from Russia to have a better life.
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