Why Does Grandma Have a Wibble?

And they are adored by their littlest relatives. There's something very special about a grandmother!

Why Does Grandma Have a Wibble? celebrates the love, humor and mysteries of a grandmother. From "Why are you so old?" to "I love it when she holds my hand", the observations in this book are timeless and most likely are ones that your own grandchild would ask you or tell you--if given the chance. Whether you're new to the "Grandmother Club" or you're a seasoned veteran, you will find these pages filled with equal parts of laughter and tears.

The author was inspired to compile this book when her seven year old son, Noah, gently admired the loose skin on his grandmother's neck and said: "Grandma, I like your wibble. Mom, why does Grandma have a wibble?"

They tickle. They snore. They are great cooks. They give bundles of love.

And they are adored by their littlest relatives. There's something very special about a grandmother!

Why Does Grandma Have a Wibble? celebrates the love, humor and mysteries of a grandmother. From "Why are you so old?" to "I love it when she holds my hand", the observations in this book are timeless and most likely are ones that your own grandchild would ask you or tell you--if given the chance. Whether you're new to the "Grandmother Club" or you're a seasoned veteran, you will find these pages filled with equal parts of laughter and tears.

The author was inspired to compile this book when her seven year old son, Noah, gently admired the loose skin on his grandmother's neck and said: "Grandma, I like your wibble. Mom, why does Grandma have a wibble?"

Heidi Krumenauer is the proud mother of two sons, Noah and Payton. She and her husband, Jeff, raise their family in Stoughton, Wisconsin. With more than 20 years of writing under her belt, Heidi has written more than 1,000 newspaper and magazine articles and has contributed to several books.