Grannys how!Part tall tale, part lullaby, this rhythmic story, illustrated with warm pastoral paintings, celebrates the meeting of grandmothers and...
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Dec 01, 2010
Dale
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When I arrived in my new state and my new town so I could live near my grandchildren, this library book was waiting on the shelf for me to read to my almost four year old granddaughter. It quickly became a favorite. She really did go "wiggly, jiggly, all-around giggly, and tip over tumble for...[this book]"
It's one of those gems that a three year old can quickly pick up on, with its lovely repetative phrases and gorgeous pictures. There's even a song in the front. Now I c More...
It's one of those gems that a three year old can quickly pick up on, with its lovely repetative phrases and gorgeous pictures. There's even a song in the front. Now I c More...
Jul 27, 2011
Megan
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a cute story about a granmother coming to visit her grandson, Owen. The granny is determined to reach her grandson to see him a song. the song is actually on the first page of the book. lyrical story with the grandbaby "who goes wiggly, jiggly all-around giggly and tip over tumble for bluegrass music." I highly recommend this book for grandparents.
Oct 14, 2010
Lesley
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Since I enjoy tall tales and have a secret wish to learn the banjo, I enjoyed this book and it beautiful illustrations.
Apr 03, 2011
Kayla
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The illustrations of this book are beautiful. The story really shows the bond between a grandmother and grandchild. I like how it is a song too.
Sep 26, 2008
Clarissa
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What a fun read!! Dedicated Granny faces a wide river, a high mountain, and a hot desert to visit her bluegrass lonvin' grandbaby. The book is filled with fun, repetitive phrases like, " my grandbaby, who goes wiggly, giggly, all-around giggly, and tip over tumble for bluegrass music." Too much fun!
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