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Grandparents in Picture Books

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The Hello Goodbye Window by Norton Juster

Pub Date: 2005
A little girl talks about the magic of her grandparents house in this colorful picture book.

Don't Call Me Grandma by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson

Mango, Abuela, and Me by Meg Medina

I Love Saturdays y Domingos by Alma Flor Ada

Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Pena

Nana in the City by Lauren Castillo

Pub Date: 2014
See also: Cities
A little boy goes to visit is grandma in the city, which he doesn't like at first.

Baking Day at Grandma's by Anika Denise

What Can Your Grandma Do? by Anne Sawan

Pub Date: 2017
Translated from the Dutch
It's a talent show for grandparents, and Jeremy isn't sure if his grandma has a talent.

Grandma is a Slowpoke by Janet Halfmann

Pub Date: 2015
See also: Nature, Taking a Walk
A girl and her grandma slow down to notice all the animals in the forest on their walk.

Chicken Soup, Chicken Soup by Pamela Mayer

Pub Date: 2016
See also: Mixed Race Families, Cooking
Includes recipe
Sophie, of Jewish and Chinese heritage, brings her grandmothers together with soup.

Imagine That! by Yasmeen Ismail

Pub Date: 2017
See also: Imagination
A little girl imagines all sorts of things on her way to see her grandfather, and then they imagine together.

In Plain Sight by Richard Jackson

Pub Date: 2016
See also: Seek and Finds, Seek and Finds
Sophie finds all sorts of items for her grandfather. Can you see them in plain sight?

Time for a Trip by Phillis Gershator

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