Kendahl is looking forward to visiting her grandmother, and wants to surprise her with a present for her flower garden. When Kendahl and her mother go the local garden store, Kendahl sees a picture of a gladiola and tells her mother that that's what they should get for her Grandmother. Told to choose five bulbs, Kendahl picks what she thinks are five different colored gladiola bulbs-but she's in for a surprise. Flowers for Grandmother is a charming story that not only reminds us of the special love between Grandparents and grandchildren, and nurtures that love and bonding. And, this lovely little book tickles that special funny-bone in children...teaching that not everything is what it appears to be, but also that when it comes to gift-giving, it's the thought that counts most. Fresh from the mega-best-selling "KENDAHL GETS A PUPPY," Kendahl's pup "Apple" has a special appearance in this delightful book for children and their grandparents.

A young girl recalls her visits with her grandmother during each season of the year, until the winter when she dies.

On the way to her grandmother's house, a young girl delights in picking the flowers her grandmother loves. One winter day, however, Grandma is not herself and later that night she passes away. All that winter the girl misses her grandmother but by the arrival of spring she has found a way to cope with her loss. A comforting story that celebrates the triumph of hope and spirit during a difficult time and a natural choice to share with children who have experienced the death of a loved one. Illustrated in full colour throughout. Ages 4 and upwards.

Learn your colors as you put together a bouquet of flowers for grandma.

Ella comes home and finds out that her Grandma is in hospital. Ella wants to take her red flowers from the garden.

A celebration of family, culture, and the enduring bond between generations Sadie’s grandmother is studying art and invites Sadie to learn and share her passion. But Sadie’s grandmother passes on more than her love of art to her grandchild; she also shares her knowledge of Jewish cultural traditions. Sadie learns about the meaning of “chai”—the Hebrew word for life—and the significance of the lucky number eighteen. Her grandmother will soon graduate from college, so Sadie commits herself to finding a perfect way to celebrate with a gift that combines her love of art and newly learned traditions. Readers will appreciate the relationship at the heart of the story in which a passion for art and cultural traditions are lovingly shared between the generations. Eighteen Flowers for Grandma is where love, tradition, and creativity intersect; it will leave an indelible mark on the hearts of readers young and old. Backmatter includes additional information about several Jewish cultural references found in the book, the Hebrew alphabet, and a note about the author’s inspiration for the story.