Get ready for an exciting and colorful trip around the world!
The dazzling photos on these pages will spark your children’s interest in the bigger world—other places, other people and their families, other cultures, and other creatures from around the planet and beyond!
You’ll also learn ideas for how to ignite your curious kids’ creativity by building connections between the photos and asking questions such as, “What do you see that is the same? What is different? What can we discover together?”
Other books promoting the importance of Grand Families and
intergenerational relationships
Is coauthored with Emily Graham and Angel Vargas, both experts in separate areas of family and elder healthcare. Our two favorite endorsements
A fresh, timely exploration of huge cultural and personal shifts in the choices Americans make about living with our multigenerational families. The book is magnificent in its thoroughness – first rate social analysis, philosophical and psychological depth and sophistication, and warmth and generosity to all generations. …written by realists, who truly value family and do not see closeness in terms of dependency or dysfunction. The authors and I share a core belief; that generations belong together on a daily basis, and that we all benefit when we live together as complicated, loving, and caring tribes.
Mary Pipher, PhD, author of Reviving Ophelia and Another Nation
Captivating cast of wildlife friends adds color and fun to The Great Squirrel Burglar, which teaches children about the joy (and excitement!) that older generations can add to their families.
This is intended for grandparents and parents to read to their small children. Graham collaborated with his sister, Mary Ellen Graham Wehrli to tell the story of young Jack-Boy helping his grandfather Earl find his misplaced stash of nuts and acorns. Mary Ellen illustrated the story with her spectacular watercolor images.
This epic novel follows one extraordinary American woman as she grieves and triumphs through the horrific realities of three wars that threaten the men she loves.
This is a historical novel for adult readers about an extended family – the Fletchers and Shipwrights – enduring three Asian Wars (in Japan, Korea, and Vietnam). The two primary fictional characters are Charlotte, an anthropologist and anti-war activist, and her draft-eligible son. The historical actors described are Henry Kissinger and Ho Chi Minh. This epic family story includes Charlotte (as a daughter, sister, wife, mother, and grandmother) fighting the awful realities of war.
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