Zara, Jay and Leo live in Cairns, a long way from Grandma's farm. So when they finally make the trip, by plane and then by car, there is so much to look forward to.
There are chores to help with, feeding lambs, collecting eggs and picking apples before the possum gets them all, and even more fun once the jobs are done: soccer with Banjo the dog, cookie-making, tree houses, swimming in the creek and campfire stories on the veranda.
This gentle, richly illustrated picture book celebrates the everyday magic of visiting grandparents in the country, and makes a lovely read-aloud for children who treasure their own trips to Grandma's.
The back cover and two favourite pages from Going to Grandma's Place. Click any image to view it larger.
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