Coloring Book - Fun at Gramma's
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Over 80 Pages with Nearly 50 Unique Coloring Pages from the book "Fun at Gramma's"!
Scoochie & Skiddles in Fun at Gramma's is a beloved story the celebrates the deep, meaningful relationship between grandparents and grandchildren. The book has found its way into the hearts and souls of families across the globe, bringing joy to children, parents and grandparents alike. This coloring book is based on the vivid illustrations of the original book and creates yet another opportunity for children and families to enjoy special time together.
Practice Makes Progress
Scoochie & Skiddles are learning to roller skate. They must overcome their fears of learning something new to discover the joy that comes with building confidence through practice.
Scoochie's Adoption Story
What do you do when a friend notices your family isn't the same as theirs?
“Scoochie’s Adoption Story gets so much right that other adoption books don’t come close to.” - American Library Association's Rainbow Round Table
Scoochie was adopted by her two daddies through an open adoption. While at the park one day, a friend notices Scoochie's two dads and inquires "Where's your mom?" Based on an actual experience of the author's family, Scoochie's Adoption Story, chronicles Scoochie's explanation of adoption to her friends.
Scoochie's Adoption Story is part of the Scoochie & Skiddles collection of inclusive kids book. It is a multi-award winning book and has been featured on CBS-Philly News, SJMagazine and Gay Parent Magazine. It has received glowing endorsements by adoption agencies, child professionals, educators and parents/families alike.
A perfect reading book for all families, including children of LGBT parents, diverse families, and families touched by adoption.
Scoochie & Skiddles in Fun at Gramma's
Scoochie and Skiddles are cousins who turn an ordinary day at their grandmother's house into something extraordinary. Using only imagination, creativity and a little help from "Gramma", the girls are transformed into princesses, complete with a castle built from furniture cushions and costumes that are courtsey of Gramma's and Grumps' (that's their grandfather) closet. Like many five year olds, Scoochie's is on the verge of a temper tantrum when her daddies inform her it is time to go home. Gramma comes to the rescue and, like grandmom's always do, and helps prevent the meltdown.