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Grandma’s Fortune is an altered facsimile of Rachel Roller’s late grandmother’s book, containing over one hundred four- and five-leaved clovers collected and preserved throughout her lifetime. After being unable to attend her grandmother’s funeral, Roller spent two quiet weeks alone in her grandmother’s house, surrounded by familiar objects, routines, recipes, and memories. Before leaving, she discovered a green book filled with clovers in a kitchen drawer and chose to take it with her. The book became a tangible connection to her grandmother and a symbol of inherited fortune. In the altered facsimile, the original text is removed, leaving only titles and traces corresponding to the clovers.