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Grandpa's Gold

Robin Adolphs, Arthur Filloy

Hardcover (Butternut Books, March 25, 2015)

Jake and his Grandpa head off to the goldfields to search for gold. It's much harder for Grandpa to find gold than he expects. What they find just proves that one man's trash is indeed another boy's treasure. A warm-hearted story of a boy and his grandfather sharing an unforgettable adventure.

My Grandpa

Grey Mitchell

Paperback (Mondo Pub, July 1, 1995)

1995 Mondo Book Shop -- My Grandpa (P) Written by Greg Mitchell / Illustrated by Betina Ogden ***ISBN-13: 9781572550575 ***Pages: 16

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Grandpa & Bo

Kevin Henkes

Library Binding (Greenwillow Books, April 16, 2002)

Bo was spending the summer with Grandpa. they walked and fished and made thing together. They celebrated Christmas together -- a very special summer Christmas. But best of all, they talked and laughed and talked some more. And when they finally saw the shooting star at the end of the summer, there was no question the their wishes would be the same.

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My Grandpa

Marta Altes

Hardcover (Macmillan Children's Books, March 15, 2012)

Book by Altes, Marta

Goodbye Grandpa

Ron Koch, Don Wallerstedt

Paperback (Augsburg Fortress Pub, Feb. 1, 1975)

A young boy learns to face his grandfather's imminent death.

Grandpa Green

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Unknown Binding

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My Grandpa

Jane Havens, Lugene Tucker, Donna Tramm

Paperback (Athena Press, May 16, 2003)

Grandpa lives in a huge building/It looks like a big hotel/It's really called a nursing home/For old folks - sick or well'. Visits with Grandpa are such good fun - playing games, exploring, listening to stories . . . There is always something new and exciting to do together, and lots of people to see. There's a library, an exercise room, a craft ship, and a restaurant. Grandpa always has a smile and a wink for his little visitor, even when he is not feeling well. 'My Grandpa' celebates the wonderful relationship children can enjoy with their grandparents. Young readers and listeners alike can learn about the aging process, and begin to understand why older people need extra care, and what it means when they are too tired or too sick to go on.