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These memoirs and collection of writings by and about Margaret Baker were put together by her daughter, Juliana Sandahl, for the family. Most are vignettes of her life as well as family history. Included are some personal history of Margaret such as letters she wrote to political figures, her friends, newspapers articles, and some essays she wrote for her college classes.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1841.

A group of children reflect on the things they did as babies as opposed to the things they are able to do now that they are a little older and bigger.

Hey baby! Look at these bright, beautiful colors!

Margaret Miller offers a new perspective for settings using traditional blocks. You'll find hundreds of ideas for combining simple but unexpected designs, easy piecing, and a bit of fabric savvy.

Presents color photographs of hats that represent various occupations including a chef's cap, construction worker's helmet, magician's hat, and a firemans's hat.

The popular author-photographer of Where Does It Go? (a New York Times Best Illustrated Book of 1992), and many other striking picture books creates another question-and-answer book to intrigue and stimulate the youngest reader. Full-color photographs.

Margaret Miller teaches her foolproof technique for creating original quilts. Make the basic Strips that Sizzle blocks, using quick-and-easy rotary cutting and strip-piecing techniques. Use the blocks to explore design possibilities following Margaret's clearly illustrated, full-color design exercises. Look for design and color inspiration in the 40+ quilts pictured throughout the book. Step-by-step instructions for four featured quilts are included.

"A simple question is posed along with a picture of a child in a familiar situation. On the opposite page are four picture choices; the answers are funny and ridiculous. Flip the page and the correct picture and words appear, in a clever visual game that develops logical thinking and categorizing skills. Large, color photographs make this a perfect book for sharing."--Boston Globe.