Product Description
by Julie Seedorf (Author)
Abby had her fingers full of chocolate cookie dough. She was putting her fingers to her mouth to sample a taste while no one was looking. Maggie had her back turned to Abby. She was sneaking a couple of chocolate chips out of the bag and into her mouth before she gave the bag to Abby so the chocolate chips could be added to the cookies. Both of them had their hands halfway to their mouth when the phone rang. Both Abby and Maggie jumped and quickly dropped their hands to their sides as Brady ran into the kitchen and snatched up the phone. *Brady, Brady, all of you have to come quickly. I need your help.* screamed Grandma. Yes Grandma is in trouble again and the four cousins scramble to her aid. What they find when they look for her is a ransacked house, a missing Grandma and clues they don't understand. What they learn about Grandma leaves them wide eyed and open mouthed.
Author Biography
Julie Seedorf is a wife, mom, grandma, computer technician and columnist. Writing has always been a dream and a hobby. She believes in reaching for your dreams. Julie's column, Something About Nothing, reflects that. She believes when we are carelessly talking about nothing, there is always something of substance in what we are not saying. Her columns bring a lightness to life. She is known as the "Pink Grandma" because of her love for bright colors and unusual things. She decided to go for her dreams and finally finish a book to publish before she kicks the bucket. Her books are silly, light hearted and not meant to be taken seriously. She believes we have too much seriousness in life, . The light of her life are her grandchildren. She believes letting them know who you are inside that crinkly body brings understanding and closeness despite the age differences. Whatchamacallit, Thingamajig is the first in a series of children's books about Granny.