“Grandma is a reader and a teacher. She’s a knitter and a biker.”elliebooks@tds.netContact me via email at elliebooks@tds.net with your order. Just $10 per book.Contact me via email at elliebooks@tds.net with your order. Just $10 per book.
Contact me via email at elliebooks@tds.net with your order. Just $10 per book.
Via return email, I will send my address. Then send a check for the book(s) and shipping. I know this is an extra step, but I have no way to accept credit cards.
See shipping costs below.
Book Description
Grandma Says It’s Good to Be Smart is a colorful picture book for children, ages 0-7, with whimsical illustrations by Brenda Palmer. Grandma says it’s good to love learning, reading, exploring ideas, and finding out about the world around you. The underlying message is that smart is cool. Reading and talking about curiosity, talent, and life-long learning are ways to help children feel good about themselves and their developing skills. This book helps parents, grandparents, and teachers do just that!
Abuelita dice is the Spanish edition, newly released on July 18, 2012.
The full page illustration of flying horses is a favorite in both books among adults – and children. It represents all that children can dream and be.
Buy now. The order process allows me to personally inscribe your book to a special child, grandma or teacher.
Price per copy, both books: $10.00, plus shipping and handling:
One copy – first class $ 3.50
1-5 copies – priority mail $ 5.50
6-10 copies – priority $11.00 (2 envelopes)
11–30 copies – priority $16.00 (box)
Pay by personal checks (or cash) only. Make checks out to Ellie Schatz.
I will ship within 1-3 workdays of receiving payment. Confirmation of mailing will be sent by email.
Ellie, The book is wonderful and we can hardly wait to share it with our California grandson and put one on the shelf of our baby Madison grandson. But I need more to share with friends who have curious book-loving youngsters. I am putting a check in the mail today for $46 so that you can ship off four copies to Randy and me. Thank you for continuing to give to the world of young minds in your very special way. Our whole family is going to LOVE this book! Thanks, Pat Peters PS I don’t mean for this to be in a “public journal”–just wanted to reply quickly and let you know I am re-ordering today!
Thank you Pat. I appreciate the comment and am especially happy that the book is accomplishing my goal of reaching young minds. Ellie
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i want to order 4 of the books. What do I pay? 10. for the first and 5 for the rest. or 10 and 5 and 10 and 5? Help, am I over thinking this? I taught bright children in Mass.l, including two of my own. The otherone went through the program before i was asked to teach in it. Love your comments. I hear myself.
Sue, I have answered your question via email and appreciate that you “hear yourself” in what I am writing. Thank you.
For others who may have the same (fair) question, I was meaning 10 and 5, 10 and 5.