Jump cut —Staunton, Ted, 1956-

There will be bears —Gebhart, Ryan, author.

Thirteen-year-old Tyson sneaks off with his roughneck, but ill, grandpa to go on his first elk hunt, amid reports of a stalking man-eating grizzly.

When Grandpa gives you a toolbox —Deenihan, Jamie L. B., author.

A boy is disappointed with his grandfathers gift--until he learns he can use it to build exactly what he wanted with his own two hands, and a little help from grandpa, of course!

Rain —Usher, Sam, author.

Sam wants to go out but it's pouring with rain, so he and Grandpa decide to stay inside until the rain stops. Sam drinks hot chocolate and reads his books and dreams of adventures while Grandpa gets on with his important...

Ellen : hobo jungle —Harris, Dorothy Joan.

Ellen who lives in Vancouver with her parents during the Depression must move to live with her grandfather and leave her friends behind. But she soon makes friends with Will who has to do odd jobs to support himself and ...

Sun —Usher, Sam, author, illustrator.

It's the hottest day of the year, hotter than broccoli soup, hotter than the Atacama Desert, hotter than the surface of the sun. It's just the right kind of day for a boy and his grandad to go for a picnic. But as the su...

The goalie mask —Leonetti, Mike, 1958-

After hearing the story of Jacques Plante's creation of the goalie mask from his grandfather, Marc gets the courage to talk to his coach about his game. Includes short biography of Jacques Plante.

Emma's gems —Renaud, Anne, 1957- author, translator.

"The moments Emma shares with Grandpa Phil are always filled with beautiful discoveries. That is because her grandfather knows so much ... He even knows how to change simple stones into precious gems ..."-- Provided by p...

The disappearing boy —Tilson, Sonia, author.

"Thirteen-year-old Neil MacLeod feels like a fish out of water. He's trying to adjust to his new life in Ottawa, but it's half a continent away from his friends in Vancouver, not to mention a whole lot colder. Even worse...

Rainbow stew —Falwell, Cathryn.

"On a rainy summer day, three children and their grandpa pick vegetables in his garden and then cook and share a delicious meal of his famous Rainbow Stew. Includes recipe"-- Provided by publisher.

How to read to a grandma or grandpa —Reagan, Jean, 1965- author.

"In this hilarious new addition to Jean Reagan and Lee Wildish's bestselling How to ... series, the kids are in charge! Kids can show their grandparents how to choose a great book, find the perfect spot to read together,...

Fiddle dancer = Li daanseur di vyaeloon —Patton, Anne, 1942- author.

A cheese-colored camper —Stilton, Geronimo, author.

Geronimo travels to Ratzikistan to help his grandfather write a travel guide about this remote area.

My day with Gong Gong —Yee, Sennah, 1992- author.

"A day in Chinatown takes an unexpected turn when a bored little girl makes a connection with her grandpa. May isn't having fun on her trip through Chinatown with her grandfather. Gong Gong doesn't speak much English, an...

Terrible storm —Hurst, Carol Otis.

A child's two grandfathers relate their boyhood experiences of the "terrible blizzard of 1888," during which each was stuck for three days doing what he disliked the most.

War stories —Korman, Gordon, author.

Twelve-year-old Trevor Firestone loves playing war-based video games and he idolizes his great-grandfather Jacob who came home from World War II a celebrated hero; now ninety-three, Jacob wants to retrace his journey in ...

Adventures with Grandpa! —Huntley, Tex, author.

Alex remembers all the wonderful adventures he had with his grandpa and decided to do something nice for him in return: throw a surprise party, and the PAW Patrol could help.

The leprechaun who lost his rainbow —Callahan, Sean, 1965-

When Roy G. Biv, a leprechaun, appears and asks Colleen's help in saving the St. Patrick's Day parade, she offers items of different colors to rebuild his lost rainbow, but is reluctant to part with a special gift from h...

Lost cause —Wilson, John, 1951 August 2-

My family history —O'Connor, Jane.

Nancy writes a report for school about her great-grandfather, making things up so he seems less ordinary, but when she learns that Grandpa will be there to hear her read the report aloud she realizes she was dishonest.