Grammy's Spoon

It's a sad day on C Street. When Jenny's grandmother dies, everything changes. During the course of a week, she experiences many feelings. No religious or spiritual overtones are offered, and this story can be utilized within any belief system. Author's Note: No matter if you have a religious faith, a more scientific approach, or prefer not to consider death at all, the truth is this: death changes us. Our worlds shift and morph into a new reality, one in which the one who passed away is not present. No matter who you are, I hope this story speaks to you. As always, I wrote this book for my great-grandchildren, but you are welcome to read it, too. A long time ago in a little town in the desert, a bunch of kids lived on C Street. They weren't perfect people, but they were perfectly wonderful kids. This is a story of their adventures. The Kids on C Street: Play outside games Play inside games Go on realistic and safe adventures Don't have electronics Don't have cell phones Try to follow rules Use their imagination Have safe and loving parents This book has been scored using 7 readability formulas. Reading Level: very easy to read. Reader's Age: 6-9 yrs. old. There are 684 individual words, including derivatives, in this story. Included is a list of every word in the book for reading practice. These easy-to-read books are in the familiar Chapter Book format, but shorter and easier to master. We believe success builds success, and every one of these stories is designed to entertain while providing your child an opportunity to excel.