A sweet and gentle celebration of the love between a grandmother and her grandchild, packed with kisses! Grandma Dog gives her grandchild kisses at playtime, storytime, lunchtime, and bedtime in this sweet and gentle celebration of the love between a grandmother and her grandchild. The special bond between grandparents and grandchildren is captured in the adorable illustrations, while the lyrical text is perfect for reading aloud.

Rhyming text celebrates all the fun things that children do with their grandmothers, including playing hide-and-seek, making silly faces, and gazing at the stars.

An expansion of the popular board book Grandma Kisses that has sold over 300,000 copies, this picture book is ideal for grandmas who live nearby or far away, as well as for any child who loves the memories and the anticipation of time with Grandma. Grandmas and their grandchildren will love the rhyming stanzas and gentle illustrations of all the special activities grandmas and their little ones can do together, from baking cookies to reading Bible stories together to snuggling before bed. Grandma Kisses and Hugs is: Great for ages 4-8 A beautiful picture book with colorful illustrations and meaningful references to faith Perfect as a gift from a grandma to a child or child to a grandma A lovely way for a grandma to build bonds with grandchildren and to remind them of her love Grandmas and their grandkids will giggle, snuggle, and enjoy how much they love each other as they journey through a fun day of activities all the way to bedtime prayers in Grandma Kisses and Hugs.

Emily is upset to be leaving her grandparents, who live far away, until they give her a special book that tells her how to feel close to them, even when she is at home.

Rhyming text celebrates all the fun things that children do with their grandmothers, including playing hide-and-seek, making silly faces, and gazing at the stars.

Young Lydia struggles to say goodbye to her grandmother as her parents finish packing their wagon for the long journey to Oregon in the nineteenth century.

Rhyming text celebrates all the fun things that children do with their grandfathers, including sharing treats, going fishing, and reading books together.