Stitches in Time Travel

By: Peter G. Reynolds

Narrated by: Sarah Cullum

Some say the past cannot be changed. Well, the past hasn't met Charlotte.

Forced by her moms to spend Christmas at her grandmother's dusty old house, 10-year-old Charlotte discovers the impossible: an ancient family quilt that travels through time! Now, she's trapped in the past with just a needle and thread and a whole lot of questions.

The only people who can help are her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. The problem is that they're 10 years old, as well!

Join Charlotte on this magical, time-travelling Christmas adventure, where there's more than presents under the tree - there are pasts and futures! This pause-resisting, timeless tale is perfect for children aged 8-12.

©2021 Peter G. Reynolds (P)2021 Peter G. Reynolds

Lovely story for parents and children alike

As a parent I enjoy books that can get children to related more to their parents and grandparents. This one has that, and with story lines well woven together (pun intended). An enjoyable read from start to finish

A delightful Christmas Tale of Hope

Charlotte is 10 years old, and her mothers have insisted she spends Christmas with her grandmother at her very old, very cold, and dusty home. Spending Christmas Eve with her grandmother telling her yet another tale about when she was Charlotte’s age is wearing thin. Determined to go to bed without adding a special square to the quilt or having to suffer through yet another tale, Charlotte goes off to bed. Her grandmother wishes her a good night and hopes she is ready for the Angel of Hope when she comes to visit Charlotte. Little did Charlotte know what adventures lay awaiting her underneath that very special quilt!

Charlotte’s time-traveling Christmas tale is nothing short of fascinating! The author, Peter G. Reynolds, creates a wonderful world with warm feelings of love, hope, and kindness. He smoothly creates the world that opens for Charlotte and each character that she encounters takes on a rich and vivid role in Charlotte’s life as she does in their lives

Sarah Cullum, the narrator, gives an excellent performance. Her voice is smooth and full of vibrant, rich, and engaging emotions. Her voice is soothing yet excited in places which adds to the depth of the story.

This is a sweet listen and one that your children would find entertaining. The only issue was the shortness of the story; I would have enjoyed hearing more. Unique, well created, and written, this is a story that will capture your heart and imagination!

There were no issues with the production or quality of this audiobook.

Disclaimer: This Audiobook was provided free of charge by the author, narrator, and/or publisher in exchange for a non-bias, honest review.

Colorful story matching the colors of the quilt

The main character, Charlotte, spends Christmas at her grandmothers, who tells her about the quilt that Charlotte needs to make a patch for - and from there the story continued.
Its a colorful adventure with lots of nice interaction with others like Beatrix and her own mother.
Nice story. Nice narration.