Grandma Gets an Upgrade

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When a bird zips by Grandma Witch on her broom, she decides it’s time for an upgrade. She enlists the help of her adventurous granddaughter, Wren, and they test everything from jet packs to submarines in search of the perfect replacement. Join Grandma and Wren on a journey of trial and error, laughter, and learning. Will Grandma Witch find the right upgrade, or will she find magic in appreciating what she already has? This new twist on “the grass is always greener” shines a fresh light on a timeless lesson.

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The story is filled with laughter, trial, and error, as Grandma and Wren explore new possibilities, only to discover that sometimes, what you already have might be just right. Author Janice Hostetter offers a fresh and playful take on the age-old lesson that “the grass isn’t always greener,” encouraging young readers to appreciate what they have while staying open to new experiences. The relationship between Grandma Witch and Wren adds an extra layer of warmth to the story, with their bond strengthening through shared adventure and discovery. The lighthearted tone and imaginative scenarios make this a perfect read for children, sparking creativity while subtly teaching a valuable lesson.

The charm of Grandma Gets an Upgrade lies not just in its humor and creativity, but in its heartwarming message about contentment and gratitude. This is a fun and uplifting story that both children and adults will enjoy, with plenty of opportunities for discussion and laughter along the way.

What a fun and exciting way to teach your children gratefulness for what they already have. Such an important concept, put into a fun and engaging children's book!

What an adorable and playful read about a grandma just trying to find the right fit. We loved the different modes of transportation (and especially the bulldozer) and the bright and colorful illustrations in general. Fun read!

I liked the funny way in which it teaches children that we don't always need new things! Adorable illustrations as well.