Short Grandpa And Grandma Tales Part 1

Short Grandpa and Grandma Tales Part 1: Treasure of our Life is a unique and valuable collection of short stories. Children love to listen to stories from their grandparents. These stories inculcate good values and help them to understand the importance of affection, good character, and a sense of respect toward their elders. A child's realm of imagination and creativity is enhanced by listening to the stories of fairies, kings, animals, and boys and girls like themselves. Like a grandmother, Grandfather has a very important role to play in the upbringing of grandchildren. These stories are a treasure of tales by grandparents. They have been written in a simple, lucid manner. Children can listen to or read the stories and enjoy them. This book has been created with beautiful artwork to take the children into the wonderful world of fantasy and is most collectible for your kids' bookshelf.

In 1947, the Chatterjee family moves to Ahmednagar from Kolkata, only to find that the old city has lost its splendor. They make it their home and the children in the family, Swapan, Sukumar, Ashish and Jayashree, try to adjust in the new city. The book takes you through the children’s escapades; from going to picnics with friends, shooting arrows at each other and playing surparambya, to befriending a donkey that went to their school, they have plenty of adventure. More importantly the children learn about the history of Ahmednagar, from the tales they hear from Grandpa. Does the family respond, as history beckons in Grandpa's Tales of Ahmednagar?

Two delightful stories you will enjoy reading out loud with your toddler, your preschooler, your beginning reader. Wild Creatures in My Neighborhood and What If I Went to the Circus are crafted with repeating phrases that will allow children to feel as if they are actually reading the story! Wild Creatures in My Neighborhood explores the wildlife all around us, even in our own backyards. What If I Went to the Circus shares the decision-making process with the youngest listener as a small boy decides who or what will be a good playmate.

Ariel, a thirteen-year-old teen, is overwhelmed as she goes through her everyday life as a member of a family who expounds on Christianity. Time going by and presenting more and more avenues and decisions, she is baffled as she finds her way through the unfamiliar and challenging process of being an adult. Born and raised to practice her faith, the cares of life leave her wondering if there is more than the routine Sunday morning service.

There's more in our World than we ever dreamed existed. In this first part of A Sunset Story, Red, Olive and Ollie are three adorable puppies eagerly waiting to be born into the World. When a silly decision leads to tragic and unintended consequences, they are drawn into a mysterious realm filled with wonder and awe.

The direct relationship between peace and joy is through wealth, but the art of living is through the knowledge found in our ancient scriptures. This book is written with the aim of providing a brief introduction to this treasure trove of knowledge. The subject matter of this book is compiled into six parts. Part One presents inspirational anecdotes that illustrate our core values through examples. Part Two contains a collection of important Sanskrit verses from various scriptures. Part Three-Summary of Scriptures - presents a glimpse of our ancient texts. Part Four includes a glossary of terms, provided to make the scriptures easier to understand. Part Five includes family management, and Part Six includes some original compositions. We pay tribute to our parents, ancestors, and mentors, whose sacrifices and practical training have enhanced our capabilities. In making this work successful, our former colleague Shri Veerendra Singh Sikarwar has selflessly assisted us; we express our gratitude and blessings to him.

A number of years ago now as one of my grandson's first birthday approached I thought about what to give a one year old. There are a million things that will be played with for a short while then either broken or ignored. I wanted to give something special, something lasting, something that even when older he might still enjoy. Then it struck me, since he likes the silly little stories I tell him upon his request, that maybe I could write some cute little short stories, with a moral as well, just for him (and any of my other grandchildren as well when shared). That's all it took to get me started. Since then each year I write a little story that somehow relates to something in his life. When another grandchild came along he also was added to the list of recipients of original stories. When I got to thinking about it I decided there may be other grandparents that would like to spend time with their grandchild reading a little story. Now a few years down the pike and I have enough for a book. And so herein I offer my readers a chance to share the joy of time spent reading to a child. That is why my stories were written in the first place. Children go through phases as with my grandchildren there were the dinosaurs, whales, (especially the blue whale), hedge hogs, puppies and gold fish. I'm sure you get my drift. All of these fed my imagination and help to produce stories that have a connection and personal touch for both the child and me. These stories are not written for children to read, but rather for a loving adult to sit down with child on their lap or side by side on a shared sofa and be read to. I recommend using funny voices and lots of emphasis and maybe a tickle or two at just the right moment to add flavor and a garnish to each story. The giggles, like sparklers on the 4th of July, will shower joy in all directions and warm the heart of the one reading the story and those close by. Do not be concerned about the content all the stories contained in this book are rated PG - (to be read by Parent or Grandparent). I hope you will enjoy these short stories even more that I did writing them.

A number of years ago now as one of my grandsons first birthday approached I thought about what to give a one year old. There are a million things that will be played with for a short while then either broken or ignored. I wanted to give something special, something lasting, something that even when older he might still enjoy. Then it struck me, since he likes the silly little stories I tell him upon his request, that maybe I could write some cute little short stories, with a moral as well, just for him (and any of my other grandchildren as well when shared). Thats all it took to get me started. Since then each year I write a little story that somehow relates to something in his life. When another grandchild came along he also was added to the list of recipients of original stories. When I got to thinking about it I decided there may be other grandparents that would like to spend time with their grandchild reading a little story. Now a few years down the pike and I have enough for a book. And so herein I offer my readers a chance to share the joy of time spent reading to a child. That is why my stories were written in the first place. Children go through phases as with my grandchildren there were the dinosaurs, whales, (especially the blue whale), hedge hogs, puppies and gold fish. Im sure you get my drift. All of these fed my imagination and help to produce stories that have a connection and personal touch for both the child and me. These stories are not written for children to read, but rather for a loving adult to sit down with child on their lap or side by side on a shared sofa and be read to. I recommend using funny voices and lots of emphasis and maybe a tickle or two at just the right moment to add flavor and a garnish to each story. The giggles, like sparklers on the 4th of July, will shower joy in all directions and warm the heart of the one reading the story and those close by. Do not be concerned about the content all the stories contained in this book are rated PG - (to be read by Parent or Grandparent). I hope you will enjoy these short stories even more that I did writing them.