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Read-Alikes for
Old People, Frogs, and Albert
by Nancy Hope Wilson

Book Capers, our book discussion group for students in grades 2 & 3, read and discussed Old People, Frogs, and Albert. If you liked this book, here are some others you might enjoy.


 

MORE BOOKS TO ENJOY: Stories about Grandparents  

Georgia Music by Helen Griffith JE GRI
The story is about a grandfather who has to move from Georgia to Baltimore to live with his granddaughter's family. Missing his "Georgia Music," the sounds of the birds, crickets and grasshoppers, he becomes sad until the day his granddaughter figures out how to bring back the "Georgia Music" they both love.
 
Beware the Mare by Jessie Haas J HAA
Lily's grandfather gets a good deal on what looks like a perfect horse for Lily. When they find out the horse's name, they wonder just why it is called Beware.
 
Travel Tips from Harry by Amy Hest J HES
Harry explains to his cousin, Sam, what he can expect when he goes on vacation to his grandparents' house in Florida.
 
One Summer at Grandmother's House by Poupa Montaufier J 944.083 MON
A story about the memories of a French girl who spent summers with her family at her grandmother's house in Alsace.
 
Thunder Cake by Patricia Polacco JE POL
A grandmother helps her granddaughter conquer her fear of thunderstorms by making Thunder Cake.
 
Carnival and Kopeck and More about Hannah by Mindy Skolsky J SKO
Hannah is excited when her grandmother moves from New York City to her hometown. When they get into an argument over the carnival, Hannah learns that people who love each other don't always get along.


This list was prepared by Youth Services at St. Charles Public Library, November 1999.
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