Granny

Leo is a white Labrador puppy, full of energy and enthusiasm. While spending time with his granny, he causes a little bit of excitement in the village neighborhood. It all starts when Leo steals granny’s shoe, sneaks out of the yard with it, and runs next door. Soon, there’s a whole mystery of shoes that don’t fit, the appearance of roosters and chickens, and one missing, naughty puppy. This picture book for children tells the entertaining story of a mischievous puppy and his adventures at granny’s house.

Accompanied by Ken Daley's vibrant, sun-soaked artwork, Sadé Smith's debut picture book Granny's Kitchen is the perfect readaloud for budding chefs everywhere. Shelly-Ann lives with her Granny on the beautiful island of Jamaica. When Shelly-Ann becomes hungry, she asks her Granny for something to eat. Granny tells her “Gyal, you betta can cook!” and teaches Shelly-Ann how to get in touch with her Jamaican roots through the process of cooking. As Shelly-Ann tries each recipe, everything goes wrong. But when Granny is too tired to cook one morning, Shelly-Ann will have to find the courage to try one more time and prepare the perfect Jamaican breakfast. Praise for Granny's Kitchen: "Warm and inviting. Daley’s vibrant, highly saturated illustrations bolster the appeal and are sure to entice young readers—and perhaps encourage them to try their own hand in the kitchen. ... A vibrant, upbeat story of a determined girl and her love of food." —Kirkus Reviews

In 1954 the author, aged 18, spent a year as an “au pair” in a French chateau. From there she went to East Berlin at the height of the Cold War to work for two years as a translator. During these two years she travelled to Moscow and across Siberia and Mongolia to China. In 1958 she spent seven months in South Sudan and from there she travelled to Aswan in Upper Egypt by paddle steamer on the Nile. In Aswan she was arrested, locked up for a few days and returned to Khartoum, Sudan. In 1959 she embarked on a four year course at a Scottish University. There was further travel in East Africa in the 1960s. In later life she spent four years in Tanzania, Bulgaria and Poland. The final chapter tells us something about her childhood during World War II.

Ben has a fun-filled day when he visits his grandmother’s house. Explanatory, procedural text and colorful illustrations will help readers to follow Ben as he learns how avocados grow. He will even get to learn how to plant an avocado seed and make guacamole with Granny. This fiction title is paired with the nonfiction title My Avocado Plant.

The language of this book is very simple and authentic.This story is about a Grandmother Name Mrs. Acantha and her adorable Grand daughter Aboli Acantha. They live in Utopia. Aboli is the only child in the house. Aboli's Parents do jobs in the same department. They work in Public sector or can say they work for the people. Due to such they both had to leave Aboli to her granny to take care often.Granny after her better half’s demise was living happily with her only son and his wife.After years of Prayer God answered their prayers and gifted them with a beautiful Boon named Aboli. Aboli means a Flower and so as she was. soft like a petals Light like a feather, An angel of Acantha's house from appearance.The protagonist of this story is Granny & her grand daugh ter Aboli. It tooks the reader on the life journey of granny and Aboli. It's about the love Of a granny who wants to gift her grand daughter Something So valuable in return Before she left this world for all the Love, respect ,happiness she gets from her grand daughter because She found herself revived while spending time with her. It's like she get her childhood back once again. The idea to write and left a diary for Aboli somehow turned out to be a wise decision when with time granny found Aboli Different from other child of her age.

The Deedolicious! Grannys Favorite Cookie Recipes cookbook has over six hundred bar, brownie, cookie, condiment, filling, frosting, and topping recipes. Inside, you will find instructions on how to bake the perfect cookie and how to make each recipe gluten-free if need be. I bake cookies every day, and it has always been my dream to have all my favorite cookie recipes together in one book. I have been building my cookie recipe collection since I was a girl with the help of my mother and many generations of Grannys. I had a wonderful time putting this book together. It brought back great memories of my childhood when I first fell in love with baking. I will always remember my mother and my granny humming a tune in the kitchen while baking up another batch of their amazing cookies. They taught me that baking is a joy and a great way to relax before the day begins. What a fantastic way to start your day. And the wonderful aroma that fills your home is priceless.

Makaila and Christopher love to visit Granny’s house. She is the best storyteller, and her house is full of souvenirs from her travels all over the world. But when Makaila and Christopher find Granny’s attic full of old treasures, they have no idea what they’re in for. Suddenly, they find themselves in Australia with a familiar curly-haired girl. Together, they watch an adorable creature in the trees, walk through an amazing forest, and experience incredible stories. How will they ever explain to their Granny what they’ve seen? Or does she somehow already understand?

‘Do you think I should ask him out, Nicholas, or is that a bit forward?’ ‘GRANNY!’ We all stared at her. Dad had to sit down. Nicholas’s granny has fallen in love – with the elderly Hell’s Angel next door! Yurrrgghhh. Nicholas’s dad isn’t happy about it – but Granny won’t let him get in the way. She has a few tricks up her sleeve . . . and Granny on a motorbike could be a very dangerous thing . . .