So you’re a grandparent! One of the most magical roles you’ll ever have – but also one of the messiest. But never fear: this indispensable handbook is here to guide you through the pleasures and pitfalls of grandparenthood, and, most importantly, teach you how to keep the grandkids quiet while you catch up on your nap-time.

This is one of a series of books offering humorous aphorisms and advice to individual groups of people—in this case, grandparents. It offers such timeless wisdom as "The best thing about grandchildren is that they haven't heard your stories before."

"Being a grandparent is one of life's greatest joys. It combines the intensity of unconditional love with the comfort of deferred responsibility. Someone else is in the driver's seat this time, but you have been invited to come along for the ride. What a deal!At Honor Books, we recognize the unique possibilities and pleasures of the grandparenting experience. Therefore, we have created this little book, God's Little Instruction Book for Grandparents , to capture the hopes, joys and inspiration inherent in this wonderful stage of life.If you are already a grandparent, you will relate immediately to the simple truths and humorous asides. If you are not yet a grandparent, you will have an opportunity to take a peek at what lies ahead for you.So sit back and enjoy!"

A collection of advice on how to live a happy and rewarding life.

Grandparenting is a sacred, challenging, and sometimes bewildering calling. As educators, writers, and grandmothers with twelve grandchildren between them, Marilyn McEntyre and Shirley Showalter team up to share practices, tips, and ideas for grandparenting with intention and grace.

World geography, cultural diversity, family traditions

A grandparent is so many things--a storyteller, a teacher, a memory keeper. They can make an adventure from an ordinary day. They give us a place to belong, and a hand to hold along the way. This book can be shared as a joyful birth announcement with a soon-to-be grandparent, offered as a message of appreciation to someone who's been a grandparent for years, or given as a gift from friend to friend. Whatever the occasion, these words will remind someone that everything they are matters.