This book contains 21 writers from different states of India. I wanted to thank each and every granny for making us so confident in our life. We the youngsters in our busy schedule doesn't having time to make phone call to her and ask is she alright? As I remember in our childhood it was necessary to visit once in a year to our granny's house for spending time and our summer holidays and that was the most awating part of our childhood. In this book I tried to gather some memorable moments and feelings for the granny's of each and every writer. T hope this will take you to your childhood and also make you feel special to each and every granny in the world. Thanking You Mgha Shnaya

Twelve-year-old Joe Warden isn't happy. Sure, he's rich, but his parents don't care about him. His grandmother should make everything better, except that Joe's granny is a nightmare. She's not just physically repulsive, she's horribly mean. Everyone thinks she's just a dotty old woman, but Joe knows the truth. He's seen behind her mask and glimpsed the wicked glimmer in her eyes - she is pure evil. And now she's out to get Joe, unless he can stop her and her band of nasty grannies first.

When Granny dies, everyone in the family heaves a sigh of relief. She was a difficult old woman and not easy to live with. So when the unmistakably transparent form of Granny appears at the tea table, both adults and children are alarmed. Why is Granny’s spirit so restless? It appears the young apprentice angel assigned to guide her spirit to heaven hasn’t been doing her job. Whether Granny goes upstairs or down below now hangs in the balance – and Granny’s bad temper doesn’t help. The ensuing tussle between the devilish form of Mr. Brimstone and his bumbling angelic counterpart for the old lady’s soul leaves Granny in limbo and the family in crisis. When Granny’s ghost disappears, it’s left to young Anna, with a few angelic companions, to seek her at the very doors of Hellmouth. GHOST GRANNY by bestselling author Melanie Guile is a funny, fast-moving, and entertaining read with thoroughly engrossing characters.

Underneath today's asphalt and concrete, there were once woodland trails and dirt roads that told of a different time. As we enjoy the comforts of our homes with modern conveniences, our imagination takes hold as we wonder what everyday life must have been like over a hundred years ago.As we glimpse the scenes of an earlier rural time within the pages of this book, let us ponder the benefits of having faith in God, trustworthiness, honesty, and love for our fellow man.

Granny's Trilogy is a book of three cutesy little Granny stories. In "Granny Rainbow Thumbs" you will get to see how resourceful Granny is in planting and harvesting her little garden. It will give you a real incentive to start even your smallest goal whatever it may be and watch it bloom into something totally awesome. You will delight in reading "Granny Big Feet" and the perils of eating too much candy. And when you read "Granny Goes To The Fair" you will find a good lesson for everyone. When things don't go quite as you have planned sometimes, they can actually turn out better than you ever anticipated. Ecclesiastes 3

Snow covered the Green Meadows and the Green Forest, and ice bound the Smiling Pool and the Laughing Brook. Reddy and Granny Fox were hungry most of the time. It was not easy to find enough to eat these days, and so they spent nearly every minute they were awake in hunting. Sometimes they hunted together, but usually one went one way, and the other went another way so as to have a greater chance of finding something. If either found enough for two, the one finding it took the food back to their home if it could be carried. If not, the other was told where to find it. For several days they had had very little indeed to eat, and they were so hungry that they were willing to take almost any chance to get a good meal. For two nights they had visited Farmer Brown’s henhouse, hoping that they would be able to find a way inside. But the biddies had been securely locked up, and try as they would, they couldn’t find a way in. “It’s of no use,” said Granny, as they started back home after the second try, “to hope to get one of those hens at night. If we are going to get any at all, we will have to do it in broad daylight. It can be done, for I have done it before, but I don’t like the idea. We are likely to be seen, and that means that Bowser the Hound will be set to hunting us.” “Pooh!” exclaimed Reddy. “What of it? It’s easy enough to fool him.” “You think so, do you?” snapped Granny. “I never yet saw a young Fox who didn’t think he knew all there is to know, and you’re just like the rest. When you’ve lived as long as I have you will have learned not to be quite so sure of your own opinions. I grant you that when there is no snow on the ground, any Fox with a reasonable amount of Fox sense in his head can fool Bowser, but with snow everywhere it is a very different matter. If Bowser once takes it into his head to follow your trail these days, you will have to be smarter than I think you are to fool him. The only way you will be able to get away from him will be by going into a hole in the ground, and when you do that you will have given away a secret that will mean we will never have any peace at all. We will never know when Farmer Brown’s boy will take it into his head to smoke us out. I’ve seen it done. No, Sir, we are not going to try for one of those hens in the daytime unless we are starving.” “I’m starving now,” whined Reddy. “No such thing!” Granny snapped. “I’ve been without food longer than this many a time. Have you been over to the Big River lately?” “No,” replied Reddy. “What’s the use? It’s frozen over. There isn’t anything there.” “Perhaps not,” replied Granny, “but I learned a long time ago that it is a poor plan to overlook any chance. There is a place in the Big River which never freezes because the water runs too swiftly to freeze, and I’ve found more than one meal washed ashore there. You go over there now while I see what I can find in the Green Forest. If neither of us finds anything, it will be time enough to think about Farmer Brown’s hens to-morrow.” Much against his will Reddy obeyed. “It isn’t the least bit of use,” he grumbled, as he trotted towards the Big River. “There won’t be anything there. It is just a waste of time.” Late that afternoon he came hurrying back, and Granny knew by the way that he cocked his ears and carried his tail that he had news of some kind. “Well, what is it?” she demanded...

Leo is a white Labrador puppy, full of energy and enthusiasm. While spending time with his granny, he causes a little bit of excitement in the village neighborhood. It all starts when Leo steals granny’s shoe, sneaks out of the yard with it, and runs next door. Soon, there’s a whole mystery of shoes that don’t fit, the appearance of roosters and chickens, and one missing, naughty puppy. This picture book for children tells the entertaining story of a mischievous puppy and his adventures at granny’s house.

Granny & Papa, A Living Portrait Stories of the Sťáťimcets Speaking People This is a story of the Transition time. A time when two cultures clashed together, changing both in ways yet to be understood. A time when 'gold fever' brought hordes of men, with only one goal: to get as much of the metal as they could by any means they could. The gold miners and those who profited from these events came and went within a few short years, but the after effects and repercussions are with us today. This is a story of the resilience of the Human Spirit of the Ucwalmicw of the Southern St̓át̓imcets Nation to survive and grow strong once again, while adapting to circumstances beyond our control. These stories relate to our 'Rites Of Passage' as we practiced them before and after contact with foreign nations.

""Techniques for crocheting granny squares with basic instructions, 75 stitch patterns, and a variety of projects"--Provided by publisher"--

Staying at Grannys is a story about a little girl called Nikki who loves spending time at her grannys because Granny always had something new, Granny always had something to do and Granny always had a story to tell. Granny has acquired a Blue tongue lizard as a garden pet. Nikki finds out all the information she needs to have a blue tongue lizard as her own garden pet.