The Grandma Mix-Up is a charming tale about two grandmothers who couldn't be more different. When Pip's parents leave for the weekend, Grandma Nan, who loves rules and order, and Grandma Sal, who thrives on fun and creativity, are both tasked with looking after Pip. As the two grandmas clash in their approaches, Pip finds himself in the middle of the chaos. This delightful story explores themes of family, compromise, and finding harmony despite differences.

Written in simple, engaging text, the book is part of the I Can Read! series, making it a perfect choice for early readers.

Why Read This Book

• A heartwarming and relatable story about family dynamics and the quirks of loved ones.
• Encourages young readers to appreciate differences and embrace compromise.
• Humorous and lighthearted, with vivid characters that children will adore.
• Simple language and illustrations make it accessible and enjoyable for beginner readers.
• Offers a perfect mix of fun, life lessons, and engaging storytelling.

About the Author

Emily Arnold McCully is an acclaimed author and illustrator of children’s books, celebrated for her ability to craft engaging stories that resonate with young readers. She has illustrated numerous books, some of which she also authored, earning prestigious awards like the Caldecott Medal for her work. Her storytelling often blends warmth, humor, and valuable lessons, making her a beloved figure in children’s literature.