The little ghost who was a quilt
By Riel Nason
A quilt-shaped ghost feels left out—until Halloween reveals why he is wonderfully different.
whimsical · heart-warming · spooky · reassuring
Pageticker community rating
Average 5, from 5 readers
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What is The little ghost who was a quilt about?
Most ghosts are light as air, able to whirl, twirl and soar. But the little ghost who is a quilt is different: he is heavy, gets hot when he flies and cannot keep up with his sheet-shaped friends. Feeling lonely and left out, he wonders why he was made this way. Then, on Halloween night, an unexpected adventure shows him that being a quilt gives him a special gift no other ghost possesses—and that being different can be wonderful.
About the author
Riel Nason is a Canadian author, quilter and textile artist who enjoys bringing imagination and colour to her work. She writes stories for children and adults, including the popular picture book The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt and its winter sequel. Older readers may also enjoy Waiting Under Water. Riel is known for making bright, whimsical quilts from fabric scraps, and she lives in New Brunswick, Canada, with her family.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2020
First published
2020
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