Remembering Grandpa
By: Uma Krishnaswami
Illustrated by:

Product Description: Daysha's grandma has come down with a bad case of sadness. Grandpa has been gone for over a year.

By: Uma Krishnaswami

Product Description: Although Maya has done her best to avoid it, she is spending part of her summer in Chennai, India, with her mother, who is trying to sell her grandfather's old house.

A girl in a tree costume doing tree pose
By: Uma Krishnaswami
Illustrated by:

Product Description: Meena is excited about the class play, a new and improved version of Red Riding Hood, until she learns that she must play one of the trees in the forest. She is just too clumsy to be a quiet, steady tree.

By: Uma Krishnaswami
Illustrated by:

Product Description: Moving to a new place is hard enough without finding a bunch of mean, nasty ghosts in the closet.

By: Uma Krishnaswami
Illustrated by:

Product Description: In this simple, lyrical story, a wide-spreading tree and a busy road grow simultaneously, even as time passes and the footsteps of people and animals give way to speeding cars, buses and trucks.

By: Min Hong
Illustrated by:

In this short book for beginning readers, a young Korean boy and girl share all of the different ways they like to eat rice, which are presented in colorful illustrations done by Grace Lin.

Illustration of child with grandfather and food
By: F. Zia
Illustrated by:

Aneel's grandparents have come to stay, all the way from India. Aneel loves the sweet smell of his grandmother's incense, and his grandfather, Dada-ji, tells the world's best stories.

Boy and grandmother near cafe umbrella
By: Frances Park Ginger Park
Illustrated by:

Mike's Korean grandmother is still adjusting to her move to the U.S. While Mike helps her learn English, she helps the family, which owns a food cart, beat stiff competition.

Pages