Books with title Grandma's Grave

Are you interested in having a dog in your home? Maybe you already have a dog and just enjoy reading stories about our canine friends. Grandma's Paws takes a look at what it's like to adopt a dog through the telling of a fun children's story. I am the grandma in the story who really does own all four of the characters in the book. I love my dogs dearly and make them an important part of my life. No matter how small or unimportant the world makes me feel, I am celebrated every day when I get home by a chorus of happy barking and wagging tails. If you are interested in adopting a dog, please check out the humane society, talk to your local veterinarian, check out books from your local library, and make sure everyone in your family is as willing to have a dog in the house as you are. The grandpa in the story, my loving husband, is not a huge dog fan, but he is a fan of mine. He is willing to step over dog toys, open and close gates to get through the house, and feed my friends when I have to go in to work early. Of course, I also see him watching TV or reading his book with a pile of dogs on his lap. Remember, dogs will not be happy chained in the yard. They want love, adventure, room to run around, treats, and as much time with you as possible. If you cannot give a dog what he needs, please wait until you can! It is devastating when a family has to give up their dog, but it is even more so for the dog who loses his home.Please enjoy this story; smile, laugh, and shake your head….and if you get the itch to be a dog owner, rescue one!

Creole cooking with Grandma! Bell peppers, shrimp, oysters, onions, and okra―Grandma stirs up these and other traditional fresh ingredients to create this special Southern dish. Add generous portions of rice and hot sauce with a handful of filé seasoning, and you’ve got a classic Creole gumbo! Now available as a board book, this delightful rhyming story features colorful collage-style illustrations surrounded by the charming and infectious poetic rhythm. Early readers and pre-readers alike will be enchanted as Grandma adds more and more items to her big black pot. Every ingredient plays an important part in the formation of this delicious dish, making it the tastiest treat in Louisiana. Bon appétit!

This warmhearted picture book is a wonderful choice for Grandparents’ Day—which is celebrated on September 8th"Squirrels to feedBluebirds tooA ride in Grandma’s red canoe"There’s nothing like a visit at Grandma’s—sleeping in her big, comfy bed, eating yummy cinnamon bread, taking trips in the red canoe, listening to the rain, and watching fireflies at night. At Grandma’s house, there is always so much to do and share—from morning to night, it’s just the right place to be.

In her book, Grandmas Cow, author Donna Spevack introduces us to Sam. Spending summer vacation with his grandparents delights him more than anything else. He loves the farm and the animals, and especially the delicious treats Grandma makes for him. But theres something different about this visit. Sam notices the milk Grandma serves him is colored green and tastes like pistachios. The next day, the milk is blue and tastes like blueberries. As Sam helps Grandpa milk the cows, he notices each cows milk has a different color and flavor. There is chocolate, peppermint, banana, and other flavors. Although it may seem like fun, nobody wants to buy the farms milk anymore, and his grandparents may lose the farm. Sam decides to unlock the mystery behind the cows milk and save his grandparents farm.Grandmas Cow is a fun story about an ordinary boy in extraordinary circumstances. Readers of all ages will enjoy the story and the authors beautiful illustrations.

Shonda is heartbroken. She just lost her mother, and now she has to move away to live with her grandmother, which means she will miss her friends and her favorite teacher. But her teacher shares something with her that helps Shonda. Today, millions of children are living with millions of grandparents and other relatives without their parents. You may know one of these children or the relative caring for them. They are not alone! We support the children, and we applaud these caregivers not only on Grandparents’ Day (The Sunday after Labor Day in September) but every day.

In her book, Grandma’s Cow, author Donna Spevack introduces us to Sam. Spending summer vacation with his grandparents delights him more than anything else. He loves the farm and the animals, and especially the delicious treats Grandma makes for him. But there’s something different about this visit. Sam notices the milk Grandma serves him is colored green and tastes like pistachios. The next day, the milk is blue and tastes like blueberries. As Sam helps Grandpa milk the cows, he notices each cow’s milk has a different color and flavor. There is chocolate, peppermint, banana, and other flavors. Although it may seem like fun, nobody wants to buy the farm’s milk anymore, and his grandparents may lose the farm. Sam decides to unlock the mystery behind the cow’s milk and save his grandparents’ farm.Grandma’s Cow is a fun story about an ordinary boy in extraordinary circumstances. Readers of all ages will enjoy the story and the author’s beautiful illustrations.

Are you interested in having a dog in your home? Maybe you already have a dog and just enjoy reading stories about our canine friends. Grandma's Paws takes a look at what it's like to adopt a dog through the telling of a fun children's story. I am the grandma in the story who really does own all four of the characters in the book. I love my dogs dearly and make them an important part of my life. No matter how small or unimportant the world makes me feel, I am celebrated every day when I get home by a chorus of happy barking and wagging tails. If you are interested in adopting a dog, please check out the humane society, check out organizations like OFOSA, talk to your local veterinarian, check out books from your local library, and make sure everyone in your family is as willing to have a dog in the house as you are. The grandpa in the story, my loving husband, is not a huge dog fan, but he is a fan of mine. He is willing to step over dog toys, open and close gates to get through the house, and feed my friends when I have to go in to work early. Of course, I also see him watching TV or reading his book with a pile of dogs on his lap. Remember, dogs will not be happy chained in the yard. They want love, adventure, room to run around, treats, and as much time with you as possible. If you cannot give a dog what he needs, please wait until you can! It is devastating when a family has to give up their dog, but it is even more so for the dog who loses his home. Please enjoy this story; smile, laugh, and shake your head….and if you get the itch to be a dog owner, rescue one!

This prequel to Eric Velasquez's biographical picture bookGrandma's Records is the story of a Christmasholiday that young Eric spends with his grandmother. After they preparetheir traditional Puerto Rican celebration, Eric and Grandma visit theMetropolitan Museum of Art for a school project, where he sees apainting by Diego Velasquez and realizes for the first time that hecould be an artist when he grows up. Grandma witnesses his fascination,and presents Eric with the perfect Christmas gift-a sketchbook andcolored pencils-to use in his first steps toward becoming an artist. Aheartwarming story of self-discovery, Grandma's Giftis a celebration of the special bond between a grandparent andgrandchild.