Juvenile Fiction, Family, Multigenerational
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Why, Charlie, Why?
by Ed Safarik
Charlie is a child who always asks “why?” A curious child in a remarkably beautiful natural world, he lives with his family on a small coastal island rich with life—birds, fish, wolves, cougars, trees, a garden, and the watchful owl. In this idyllic ...
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If Grandma Were Here
by Amber L. Bradbury
If Grandma were here, what would you do together? Would you sing a song? Go on an amazing adventure? Or give each other a giant hug? See what special things grandmas and grandkids do together! This treasure chest of memories is a perfect way for ...
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How Many Grandmas Does It Take To...
by Marcia Jacobs and Elyse Feldberg
In a world where teenagers cannot complete a call on a rotary phone after four minutes of valiant but futile attempts, two grandmas babysit their grandchildren while surrounded by toys and gadgets that neither they nor anybody else could have ...
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What Will Jack Bring?
Making Moments With Grandma Ellen by Marlane Pentelechuk
Jack is very excited to begin his special weekly visits with his Gram now that his older brother, Henry, is in school. Often, visits with Gram include taking a trip to visit Gram's mom, Grandma Ellen. But Grandma Ellen has dementia, so she is ...
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Tony's New Friend
by Karen Anne De Santis
Little Tony is looking for a new friend. He meets Forrest who lives nearby in a nursing home. Tony soon discovers the benefit of helping others and realizes that he can make a difference in someone's life. Follow Tony and Forrest as their new ...
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The Red Ribbon Woods
by P.A. Mammoliti
The Red Ribbon Woods is a timeless holiday tale about the depths of love and connection between family, acreage, and the natural world. This charming narrative flows across the generations of lives lived at Milkweed Lane, the strength of familial ...
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The Egg Keeper
by F. Louise Smith
When Nannie passes a beloved painted egg on to her granddaughter, the heirloom comes with a responsibility to remember the family’s stories. The egg helps the granddaughter recall special times with Nannie like hanging noodle-dough rounds from ...
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My Banana Tree
by Robin Burnett-Klyzub
As fast as her little legs would carry her, she ran outside to the back yard. Awaiting her arrival, was a magical sight! "IT IS a magical day!" she joyously exclaimed! Before her, stood a little tree growing out of the soil where she and her mother ...
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Find Your Feather
by Aliann Goebel
I was encouraged to write and illustrate this book by an individual who is a Native American, who continues to honor and be involved with the people of his heritage. He has successfully blended his Native culture with the modern American world. It ...
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Papa And Gigi's Day Off
by Mary Koziel and Richard Koziel
"This book perfectly captures the love that grandparents have for their grandchildren!" Devoted grandparents Papa and Gigi awake one morning to some news: they have a rare day off from babysitting their grandchildren. Though there’s nothing they ...
