Julia is going to Grandma's for the summer-her first time being away from Mom and Dad. At Grandma's house, nestled at the foot of a mountain outside Mexico City, the breeze is sweet like jasmine and a pink bougainvillea crawls over the little cottage. There is something about this place, Julia thinks, and there is definitely something about Grandma, too.
When Mom and Dad come to take Julia home, they have a surprise in tow, and they may need Julia's help. Yes, there's something about Grandma ... and maybe Julia has learned a few things from Grandma, too.
With Tania de Regil's heartfelt illustrations incorporating poems by her great-grandfather and handwritten by her grandmother, Something About Grandma offers a tender and playful exploration of the magic of intergenerational love and wisdom.
