About This Book
In 'Mimi Gets a Grandpa,' seven-and-a-half-year-old Mimi, who doesn't have a grandfather, decides to find one. She and her friend Roberta initially suspect the local shoestore owner, Enok, of being a criminal, leading them to playfully 'investigate' him. Their curiosity soon turns into a genuine connection as Enok proves to be a kind and gentle man. This heartwarming picture book beautifully explores themes of found family, intergenerational friendship, and overcoming initial judgments. It's perfect for children aged 3-7, offering a gentle narrative about forming bonds and the different ways families can come together.
Having no grandfather of her own, Mimi decides to adopt the owner of the town's shoe store.
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1
What makes someone feel like family, even if they aren't related by blood?
2
Have you ever been curious about someone new? How did you get to know them?
3
What are some special things you like to do with older people in your life?
4
Mimi and Roberta first thought Enok was a criminal. Why is it important not to judge people too quickly?
5
If you could 'adopt' someone into your family, who would it be and why?
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