My Grandmother's Embroidery, by Clarice Campos, is a delicate story about memory, affection, and ancestry.
As she embroiders, the narrator's grandmother also stitches together memories, lessons, and stories that travel across generations.
Through lines, colors, and poetic words, the book speaks of belonging, Black identity, freedom, and family heritage in a sensitive and welcoming way.
In this audiobook, children and adults are invited to listen to a story about the bonds that connect us to those who came before us — and about the beauty of embroidering one's own story with affection.
Pedagogical recommendation: Early Childhood Education and the first years of Elementary School. Recommended for listeners ages 4 and up.