"In this rhyming picture book, a little girl and her grandmother count up to their next visit and then do all of their favourite things together."--

Lola, a shrew, is famous all over West Meadow for her temper tantrums, but when her cousin Lester comes for a visit and gets special treatment just because he demands it, Lola begins to rethink her behavior.

"An illustrated celebration of grandmothers and the magic they perform as they sweep children away on adventures, help create in the kitchen and garden, and turn worries into giggles."--

"Bindu has different bindis for every mood: lightning bolts, ovals, flowers, and diamonds. And Bindu especially loves to wear matching bindis with her Nani. But when Bindu signs up for the talent show along with Nani, she finds she doesn't want to wear her bindi in front of everyone. Will she ever be brave enough for lightning bolts again?"--

"From Yamile Saied Méndez, acclaimed author of Where Are You From?, comes a stunning lyrical picture book that tells the story of one girl who is always asked a simple question: What will you be when you grow up? "Méndez and Alizadeh create a balance between the abstract and concrete by letting the child imagine the future but with Abuela's guidance and support. A sweet read to share with loved ones." -Kirkus (starred review) "Turning a common question...

"La relación tan especial que existe entre un niño y su abuela queda fielmente reflejada en este álbum con magníficas ilustraciones llenas de ternura. Para que abuelas y nietos disfruten juntos del mágico momento de leer un cuento."-- "Young and old alike will be touched by this beautiful story in which a little boy expresses how much he loves his grandmother."--

"When Lee's grandmother passes away, he experiences what it means to lose a loved one and learns how to process his emotions of fear, grief, and joyful remembrance. Includes information for parents, caregivers, and councelors."--

"Grandma is a little more forgetful than she used to be. She can't remember how the family used to gather for Sunday lunch or how she used to drive to the beach in her sky-blue car. She makes up new rules for old games and often hides Dad's keys. But that's okay--it just means her family has to make new memories for her!"--Back cover.