The Traveling Grandma is a wholesome story of a grandmother who, despite not living near her grandchildren, will travel any distance to be near them when they need her. This story shows the love that grandmothers have for their grandchildren no matter how close or far away they are.

My Traveling Grandma was inspired by the author's conversations with numerous traveling grandparents. The book is told through the voice of a small child and affirms the connection that exists between grandparents and their grandchildren. The book portrays a child's anticipation of a grandmother's visit and includes some travel images that parents and children will find amusing.

This book is filled with real-life personal stories, testimonies, prayers, scriptures, and answers to help women find wisdom, strength and salvation. Each thought-provoking story is concluded with a light-hearted story providing readers with lots of laughter.

Grandma takes each of her five grandchildren on a trip. The oldest one, Quinn goes with her to France to see the sights and learn about history. They love spending time together and seeing the world.!

Based on a true story, a beloved grandma and granddaughter, Carol Rose, shared a special bond even though there was a language barrier. Somehow they managed to communicate. When Carol Rose turned twelve years old, her grandma sang a little song in Italian about a special hat. After she sang, she brought out a hat box that contained the most beautiful large brim hat that Carol Rose had ever seen. Her grandma gave her the hat and told her this hat would bring her happiness. She asked Carol Rose to think of her when she was old enough to wear it. Several months later, her precious grandma passed away. Carol Rose loved her grandma so much she felt her heart would break. When she was sixteen, she wore the hat to church and immediately thought of her dear grandma. She said a special prayer and asked her grandma to always watch over her. As she walked home, a strong gust of wind blew the hat off her head. She ran to catch it, but the wind lifted it high in the air. She asked her grandma to please help her find it. Would Carol Rose ever find the hat? Grandmas are special to their grandchildren, and even though they are gone, their love keeps them close in our heart.

When Papaw Estel, Grandma Hannahs husband of fifty years, passed away, she was left alone on her small farm to do the chores and reminisce about all the places she had wanted to travel. Kate, her twelve-year-old granddaughter, who had a close relationship with Grandma Hannah, steps in to fill the loneliness, help with the chores, and by traveling for her, shows her the world through the eyes of a child. Dennis Powers and his wife, Tracy, have dedicated their lives to improving the human condition, Tracy as campus director for a community college; Dennis as an esteemed member of the Tennessee General Assembly. These life partners have combined their experiences and writing skills to pen Little KateWorld Traveler. I am hopeful that readers of the book, young and old, will be reminded that contributing to the happiness and well-being of others is paramount in the whole scheme of life. Jim Dossett, author of Finding Bobby Ray and Starvin Dog and the Guardians

Join grandma as she goes back to 1975, when her travels began. Ride, walk, fly or sail with her and explore the vastness and richness of the world. Visit the countryside, the cities, states and countries endowed with beauty and splendor; experience unique, new places full of surprises. Be awed by magnificent buildings, structures and ruins of the ancient world. Bask in the warm sunshine and the white beaches of the Caribbean or the Pacific Islands. Be enthralled by the magic of the Mediterranean sunsets, or marvel at the breathtaking views of the Alps. Enjoy flying over the blue skies, sail on the calm, smooth seas, or endure the turbulent oceans on modern ships with friendly crew who would pamper you with everything they have to offer. On the other hand, accept the fact that traveling is not all fun. In pursuing pleasure, problems are inevitable, as grandmas travels indicate. Dont be discouraged. If you like to travel, go for it, when and while you can.