Bøger af Patrice Harris

Grandma Asks: Were You Good at School Today? is addressing the importance of having good manners at school and treating your friends with kindness. Grandma is asking her grandson Devon, "Were you good at school today?" to get him to think and understand the importance of not getting angry, even if your friend embarrasses you, and being ready to apologize to your friends if you hurt their feelings. Grandma Asks... will be a series of upcoming children's books that will address important issues and concerns of children that will begin with questions from Grandma. The questions will cover questions that grandmothers from all walks of life will ask their grandchildren at one time or another from infancy through teen years, such as "Did you take your bath?" (addressing the importance of hygiene) and "Do you love your brand new baby brother or sister?" (addressing the importance of sibling love and a connection when a new baby is born).

It is my trademark that Grandma Asks... will continue to address important issues and concerns of grandchildren that will begin with questions from Grandma, who will always ask. The questions are important to grandmothers from all around the world who will ask their grandchildren at one time or another in their years from toddlers, teenagers, and adult grandchildren. Another upcoming question that Grandma will ask is Do You Need to Talk About the COVID-19 Pandemic and How It Affects You? (This book will address the importance of staying safe and healthy, washing hands, wearing masks, social distancing, loneliness, and how to keep in touch with friends, family, and schoolteachers via social media while continuing their education.)

Grandma Asks... Did You Take Your Bath and Brush Your Teeth? is addressing the importance of personal hygiene and understanding the importance of cleanliness to stay healthy.Grandma Asks... will continue to be a series of upcoming children's books that will address important issues and concerns of grandchildren that will begin with questions from Grandma, who will always ask. The questions will cover questions that grandmothers from all walks of life will ask their grandchildren at one time or another in his or her years from being a toddler, to a teenager, up to adulthood. Upcoming questions Grandma will ask will be subjects such as, "Will you love your brand-new baby brother or sister, and do you want to meet your new baby cousin Quinn?" (addressing the importance of love); and "Grandma Asks... Do You Need to Talk About COVID-19 and How it Affects You?" (addressing the importance of staying safe and healthy, washing hands, social distancing, loneliness, and how to keep in touch with friends and relatives, and their school teachers via social media).