Travel back in time to 1959 as Linda remembers her grandmother telling family stories while they make a memory quilt. Linda is eight years old. Granny selects material for the quilt's blocks from pieces of clothing worn by family members. It is Linda's job to document these blocks in a scrapbook. When the quilt is given to Linda, it will contain a hidden message for her to find. Humor and love will abound right up to the final stitch taken at the quilting bee in A Message of Love.

With a little imagination, Zachary travels throughout the world in search of treasures. To Zachary's mother, a treasure is a bargain found at auctions; garage sales; flea markets; even on the side of the road in a trash pile. Will Zachary's lucky, Russian stone help them locate what they are looking for? Join the treasure hunt and find out.

Come, daydream with Sarah about Doll Land across the Moonbeams. Observe, as Sarah relives a folktale told to her by her grandmother. A tale of a beautiful Native American China doll who learns the meaning of true beauty.

When you were a child, did you have a bedtime companion that you could not go to sleep without? Was he soft and cuddly? Did he have long arms for hugging and long ears for listening? If you lost him, what would you do? Join Austin and his Grandpa as they search frantically for Austin's favorite stuffed bunny. Over and over again, you will hear Austin say, "Where is My Bennie?"

Cundo nio, tuvo un compaero para el momento de ir a la cama, sin el cul no poda dormir? Era suave y encantador? Tena largos brazos para abrazar y largas orejas para escuchar? Si lo hubiera perdido, qu hubiera hecho? Acompaa a Austin y su Abuelo en su bsqueda frentica del conejo de peluche favorito de Austin. Una y otra vez, oirs a Austin preguntar, "Dnde est Mi Bennie?"