I Go with My Family to Grandma's

Reach for this book when your child is preparing for a big family gathering or expressing curiosity about how their grandparents lived long ago. It is a gentle, rhythmic exploration of five different cousins as they travel through turn of the century New York City to reach their grandmother's house. Each family uses a different mode of transportation, from the trolley and the train to a simple walk through the neighborhood. While the book functions as a historical introduction to early 20th-century life, its true heart lies in the themes of belonging and the joyful anticipation of reunion. The repetitive structure makes it highly accessible for preschoolers, while the detailed illustrations of the bustling Brooklyn streets provide plenty of visual interest for older children. It is a wonderful choice for fostering a sense of family heritage and showing children that while the way we travel may change, the love shared at the destination remains the same.