Hooray! It's picnic day! Grandma Bubbles is always excited for Sunday picnic day with her friends. This particular Sunday, however, Grandma Bubbles finds herself on a little adventure and a chance to make a new friend!

When Sophie's aunt dies, her friend, Grandma D, talks about blowing bubbles as a way of giving Sophie a way to deal with life, love and loss.

This book present an age-appropriate, fun-loving and challenging activity for grade school children. Grandma Bubbles is an activity a kid challenge themselves to learn with such determination and confidence. It presents an enjoyable play that children like and that guide children into listening to directions while learning to concentrate on instructions. Also this shows children that with consistency brings along accomplishments in a fun-loving way. Maintaining a consistent approach with our children and being ready available to meet their needs and wants opens a window to show our children that being consistent, persistent and focus brings along accomplishments in such a fun-loving way. When we help children meet the smallest goal in their life, it helps and prepares children to positively move through life while accomplishing many challenging situations.

If your granny were a little bit, well, different from other grannies, would you want to change her, or would you love her just the way she is? In this rhyming text, a little girl whose granny is (shhhh!) a witch just wants her gran to be like all the other grans, with a normal pet and nicely done hair. But when she realizes that her reformed granny is bored and boring, there's nothing to do but cook up a big pot of gloppy soup with granny and all of her frogs, cats, and bats!

A little girl asks her grandmother to try being "normalish" instead of wearing a pointy hat, taking her cats and frogs and bats with her wherever she goes, and driving a flying car, but neither one is happy with the results.