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Grandpa Loves
Rebecca Kai Dotlich, Kathryn Brown
Library Binding (HarperColl, April 26, 2005)These are the things a Grandpa loves:Baseball and billboards.Tales of the sea.Flipping the pancakesand being with me!Grandpa always finds the time to share what he loves with his little ones. In a perfect companion book to Mama Loves, Rebecca Kai Dotlich and Kathryn Brown have once again teamed up to create a tender ode to the special times between Grandpa and Grandchild.
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Look at Me, Grandma!
Valerie Mendes, Claire Fletcher
Hardcover (Chicken House, Nov. 1, 2001)A visit from his grandmother and dreams of a great-uncle he never knew help prepare Jamie for his role as big brother to the new baby who is about to arrive from the hospital.
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I Love My Grandma!
Jane Conteh Morgan
Board book (B & H Pub Group, May 1, 1998)Book by Morgan, Jane Conteh
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Grandma and Me
Claudia Wolf
Hardcover (Journey Stone Creations, June 1, 2006)There is nothing more fun than spending time with Grandma. And for Grandma, there is nothing better than a granddaughter! This easy-to-read book offers a look at the special relationship between Grandma and granddaughter.
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Grandma and Me
Neil Ricklen
Hardcover (Little Simon, March 15, 1988)None
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Look at Me, Grandma!
Valerie Mendes, Claire Fletcher
Paperback (Chicken House Ltd, Aug. 15, 2002)None
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{ GRAMMY LOVES ME
Sharon Ann Burton
Hardcover (Dog Ear Publishing, July 9, 2012)None
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Look at Me, Grandma!
Valerie Mendes, Claire Fletcher
Hardcover (Chicken House Ltd, June 1, 2001)None
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Grandpa Loves Me
Marianne Richmond
Board book (Sourcebooks Jabberwocky, Jan. 1, 1868)None
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Grandma Loves You!
Helen Foster James
Hardcover (Sleeping Bear Press, July 1, 2013)None
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Grandma Loves Me!
Marianne Richmond
Unknown Binding (Sourcebooks Jabberwocky, March 15, 1618)None
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Grandma Loves Pillows
Mary Russo PhD, Donna Collins
eBook (AuthorHouse, Nov. 15, 2018)How does an old woman with a very kind heart end up all by herself outside on her front lawn? Her friends are nowhere to be seen. Something is wrong. What is it?Sometimes acquiring things we believe we need can create problems. This book is about the choices we make. Grandma learns that collecting too much has consequences, and she must reflect on her own choices.This positive message is gently conveyed through imaginative characters and settings. With Donna’s gorgeous illustrations, the story is brought to vibrant, exciting life.Discover more in this enchanting new book. It is ideal as a read along and simple enough for beginning readers to tackle on their own.www.maryrussophd.com