Letter Q

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It was letter Q week at school.
I like to read this book aloud.
It has too many words for most of my kinders,
so I don't read all of them.

It has a great message.
The quilt maker is the heroine. 
She doesn't sell her quilts, but gives them to people who really need them.

The King is unhappy, even though he has everything.
He learns that by helping others you become a happy person.   

Great story.

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