I Can't, But I Can

What CAN you do to enjoy time together when you can't travel?

I Can't, But I Can is a charming story of a grandchild and his grandparents who find creative ways to grow together even when circumstances keep them apart.

The warm and whimsical illustrations of Nataly Frolova will inspire readers young and old to connect with their loved ones across the miles.

Erin Gray never lived near her grandparents as a child, so she always treasured the time she was able to spend at their house. It was a special place with delicious cookies and a cute poodle named Billie. She now lives in her grandparents' old farmhouse with her husband, young son, and a gray cat named Oscar. She loves having picnics with her son in the shade of the oak tree she planted from an acorn when she was a little girl. Her favorite fruit is a mango, and she dreams of someday living in a place warm enough where she can have a picnic in the shade of a mango tree.

Nataly Frolova grew up in a small city in Russia. Her grandparents lived in another country, so she couldn't visit with them often. Every moment she had to spend with her grandparents were the best days of her childhood. She is grateful that she can now connect with her relatives any time she wants using a phone or tablet. Nataly really likes to draw cute illustrations and drink hot tea with a spoonful of honey. She has two cats which make her happy.