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Embark on an Enchanting Carousel Adventure! Gramps and The Grans Soar to The Land of the Sasquatch - A Magical Tale of Joy and Friendship!
Join Gramps and The Grans on a whimsical journey that transcends generations, inviting children of all ages and adults with a child's heart to discover the magic within. In the quaint village of the Far West, Gramps, with unruly hair and an adventurous spirit, plans an extraordinary escapade for his seven grandchildren, affectionately known as the Grans.
The tale begins with mysterious communication between the Grans and magical carousel critters, setting the stage for a grand adventure. Each Gran selects a magical carousel animal, and under the oblivious gaze of the grown-ups (groans), Gramps orchestrates a backyard campout, concealing their daring plan to ride the soon-to-open giant carousel.
The Grans, armed with unique skills and their chosen magical creatures, embark on a daring journey to the Cascade mountains, home of the legendary Sasquatch. Led by Ryder, whose tablet communication skills become pivotal, the group sneaks into the Carousel Museum and sets the stage for an enchanting night filled with laughter, music, and dancing.
As they reach the Land of the Sasquatch, a grand celebration unfolds. The Sasquatch community welcomes the Grans with open arms, sharing a feast and dancing around a bonfire. Clay's guitar, Simone's roller-skating, and Avery's wrestling prowess bring the night to life, showcasing the talents of each Gran.
Authored by John Meade, a musician and clinical social worker, Gramps and The Grans in The Land of The Sasquatch is more than a fantastical adventure; it's a celebration of joy, family, and diversity. Inspired by Meade's own grandson Ryder, the story encourages openness and tolerance. This heartwarming tale promises to captivate the imagination of both young readers and those young at heart, offering a magical escape into a world where friendships and differences are celebrated.
