Title: In Grandma’s Attic by Arleta Richardson.
Genre: Historical fiction.
Reading level: easy
Content warning (a warning of things that readers may not want to engage with): None.
Content label (a label of what can be expected in this book, so that readers can avoid this book if they want to): mild descriptions of injuries.
Page count: 144
You should read this if: you love quiet stories full of adventure / you’re curious about the past / you want an easy read you can pick up and put down.
Description taken from the back of In Grandma’s Attic:
True Stories of Yesteryear with Timeless Lessons for Today
As a little girl, Arleta never would have guessed what her grandma was up to when she was her age. That is, until she discovered the secrets hidden in her grandma’s attic. Everything she found sparked a tale of Grandma’s life in simpler times and a life lesson her grandma had learned. A quilt square reminded her grandma to avoid pride. A shoe button inspired a story about honesty. And what was that wire thing Grandma wore?
But the most amazing thing Arleta discovered? Grandma had been a little girl just like she was, trying to be good but often getting into trouble, sometimes without even meaning to! Filled with fun and laughter, Grandma’s stories will whisk you away to another time and place.
No matter your age, this series is one you should read! From present times then back to the past you learn all about these fun characters and their true stories! Are you ready for a new type of story to read at night? This is the perfect chance to try out this story!
Until next time, with Faith, Hope, Love, and Feathers,
Inertia.
