Lovely story to introduce the concept of an overnight away from Mom and Dad.

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	• I'm Going to Grandma's Mary Ann Hoberman Harcourt Children's Books, 2007 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Lovely story to introduce the concept of an overnight away from Mom and Dad.

This book recently helped us prior to our daughter's first overnight away from us. It's a sweet, simple story that is beautifully illustrated, too. The little girl goes to her grandparent's house for an overnight. She has a nice time, but gets worried at bedtime. Grandma reassures her with a lovely story about a quilt passed down through the generations. I love the warm relationship it depicts the granddaughter having with her grandparents. The only complaint I'd have about the story itself is that you are left to assume the parents come back. Of course, we know they do, but that's left to the imagination.

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What could be better than a visit to Grandma's? A sleepover, of course! But despite all the excitement, despite Grandma's delicious special meal, and despite Grandpa's fun games, there's still a moment when home suddenly seems very far away. That's when Grandma tells a soothing story and presents a family heirloom--a quilt to keep her granddaughter cozy all night long. Mary Ann Hoberman and Tiphanie Beeke have together created a universal tale about the love and comfort that only a grandma can provide.