Each letter represents different occupations and jobs that grandmothers can do.

Source: Franklin Pierce Head Start
Ages: 3-6

This is an ABC book , and Grandma talks about the different occupations that start fun with each alphabet letter.
Kids can have fun with this book and also starting to think about their future occupations.
Age group: 3-5
Source: Pierce County library

Eve Shaw's beautiful colored pencil drawings feature grandmothers of all ages and races in both traditional and nontraditional occupations related to each letter of the alphabet. It encourages discussion of "What do you want to be when you grow up?" and stimulates the answer, "Anything I want to be." This book could be used in the early elementary grade levels to practice the alphabet and to help them realize that they can be anything that they want to be when they grow up as long as they work hard and try their best.

This is like any ABC book, but it tells a story aobut a grandmother and the different types of jobs she can do that goes with each letter. This book gives children the chance to learn their ABC's and also gets them thinking about their one day career. ( )

This is kind of like your normal ABC book as it goes through all of the letters in the alphabet. It tells a story about a grandmother and the different types of jobs she can do that goes with that letter. It provides the children with a new prospective on the alphabet. They get a little insight on all of the different types of jobs there is out in the world. It can give them a little more variety when they are asked the question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?". ( )