2. Floella Benjamin/Margaret Chamberlain

3. Frances Lincoln Children’s Books 2007

4. Kids of all ages

5. Children of all cultures/kids trying to figure out who they 

6. Importance of family and compromise 

7.The use of the color attracts the eye. The pictures help deliver a clear understanding of what the characters are doing.

8. The little girl Albian has two grandmas granny Vero and granny Rose. Both of her grandmas love spending time with her. They both wanted to keep her while her parents left. The grannies had an argument on who gets to keep her so Albian tells them that both of them can.

9.Granny Vero was from the Virgin Islands of Trinidad, and granny rose was from Yorkshire town of Barnsley (England). Because of being from two different places there cultures vary, in the book they wanted to do everything different with there granddaughter such as what they cook or what games they play. The author limited the cultural diversity, however I feel that children of all cultures of all races and cultures could relate to this book.

10.The first evidence based reading strategies to help a child comprehend this book would be to pre teach the concept before reading. Predicting what is going to happen next in the book would also be helpful. Vocabulary in the book could be explained by using different context of the word. Acting out the story is another strategy that would provide a visual explanation.