Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6118 in Books
• Published on: 1983-04-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Hardcover
• 64 pages

Ingram
Now in its thirty-sixth printing, this beautiful gift book features page after page of information space for a grandmother to fill in, such as a family tree and memories of the grandmother's own childhood. Delicate pastel illustrations enhance every page. A unique treasure sure to be cherished by the grandchild lucky enough to receive one from a beloved grandmother.

Customer Reviews

The Best Gift
I gave these books to my mother and my husbands mother for mothers day! They are a great way to leave a part of themsleves to my little girl! My next step is to give one to my grandmother! They had such amazing lives, immagrating, witnessing tidal waves, rasing 17 children alone when your husband dies!! I never want these stories to be forgotten! This is how not to forget!

A Treasure for Every Grandchild Who Loves their Grandma
I bought this book in 1983 for my Grandma to fill out for me. Now that she has passed on, this book is a priceless, timeless gem, and a gift to me, as well as to my own children to pass down the stories, family tree, insight into the times when my Grandma was young, and is a great source of comfort for me.

If you are a Grandma, buy the book and give this gift to your grandchild. It will make so much of a difference. It is a treasure that keeps alive everything you loved, what happened during each stage of your life, and will be treasured by any grandchild who treasures you.
I HIGHLY Recommended this book for its timeless comfort and memories. It is a genuine gift in all regards. Barbara Rose, author of 'Individual Power' and 'If God Was Like Man'

A great way to shut up the old lady!
This book is terrific, especially if you have one of those grandmas that just babbles on and on, like some crazy bum in the subway. First of all, it will take her many, many silence-filled days to answer the billion questions in it. (You might even want to suggest that she fill the book out behind a closed door, for some "peace and quiet"...she won't realize that you mean YOUR peace and quiet!) But the best part is that after she's done, the gift keeps on giving and giving (to you). That's because every time she launches into some stupid old story, you can just cut her off by saying something like "Yeah, yeah Grandma, I remember that story...I read alllll about it in that book you wrote me! Say, this growing boy is gettin' kinda hungry, how about goin' into the kitchen and whippin' up a little something?" Works every time! By the way, you might even want to consider buying the book with her credit card...that way it don't even cost nothing!