Description

Celebrating the love of grandparents and grandchildren, this gorgeous companion to the Caldecott Honor–winning Nana in the City is an appealing intergenerational exploration of country life.

When Nana comes from the city to visit her grandson in the country, the boy is so excited to teach her about all the wonderful things he does on the farm where he lives—feeding the ducks, milking the cow, even tending to bees.

But to his disappointment, Nana already seems to know how to do just about everything. And she isn’t the least bit nervous about picking up bugs or easing a hen aside to collect an egg. But then a storm hits in the night, and the boy must take the lead and make sure the animals are safe and dry.

And it turns out there are many more unique-to-the-country adventures to surprise his beloved Nana with.

About the Author

Lauren Castillo has illustrated many picture books and has also written and illustrated several, including the Caldecott Honor Book Nana in the City. She lives in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and you can also find her at laurencastillo.com and follow her on Twitter @studiocastillo.

Lauren Castillo has illustrated many picture books and has also written and illustrated several, including the Caldecott Honor Book Nana in the City. She lives in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and you can also find her at laurencastillo.com and follow her on Twitter @studiocastillo.

Praise For…

“Friendly, naturalistic drawings and inviting country scenes make this an inviting, cozy follow-up that allows a child to take the lead.” — Publishers Weekly

“Castillo’s perfectly honed child’s-eye perspective makes clear how important it is for grown-ups to occasionally be ‘taught’ by youngsters in a book that truly sympathizes with young children’s need to earn the respect of their elders.” — Kirkus Reviews

"Well-paced and simply written. A pleasing picture book portraying a strong grandmother-grandson relationship." — Booklist