Illustrated in full color. From early morning till sundown, folks on the farm take turns fetching Grandma, because someone's got to keep her out of trouble! Grandma's always in a heap of mischief--she's either telling jokes to her dog, sliding down the haystack with her porcupines, or playing nine-card stump with a possum. But when she's asked to play the banjo, Grandma is quick to say yes, because ending each day with a song is something she'll always make time for.
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in full color. From early morning till sundown, folks on the farm take turns fetching Grandma, because someone's got to keep her out of trouble! Grandma's always in a heap of mischief--she's either telling jokes to her dog, sliding down the haystack with her porcupines, or playing nine-card stump with a possum. But when she's asked to play the banjo, Grandma is quick to say yes, because ending each day with a song is something she'll always make time for.
Kindergarten-Grade 2?Woolie keeps protesting that it's not his turn, so his siblings Mack, Monroe, and Oleanna search for Grandma throughout the day. There's important work to be done around the house, but the cantankerous elderly woman is too busy telling jokes, spiffing up old clothes with bright paint, or playing a wild-card game with the critters thereabouts to help. Chores are finished and Ma sees the setting sun. She sends Woolie, whose turn has finally come, to fetch his rowdy granny. It's time for a family hoedown, and music stirs Grandma's soul. She's there in a flash to play the banjo and sing her favorite tune, the "Chickadilla Song." The story's lively mountain twang is well paired with wild cartoon illustrations that highlight its sassy tone. Finish a read-aloud with a sing-along (music and new lyrics provided). It will be a silly good time for all.?Virginia E. Jeschelnig, Willoughby-Eastlake Public Library, Willowick, OH
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Library Binding. Condition: Good. No Jacket. George Booth (illustrator). 1st. Color illust on covers. Grandma is too busy for various family activities until she's invited to put together a banjo band to entertain them. Color illust. Unpaginated. Usual library markings. Light shelf wear. Seller Inventory # 130332B
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