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, helps prevent the meltdown.

Fun at Gramma's reminds us that the some of the most special moments in life are the memories made with family. While the book is intended for children, adults who read it to their children will likely feel nostalgic about the days when the depths of imagination created countless hours of fun.

The book captures the exuberance and innocence of childhood, and is a perfect read for children of all ages. Hopefully though, the best part of this book is what comes after the last page has been read - an opportunity for adults and children to get on the floor and start creating their own adventure ... their own "best day ever!" Enjoy.