Oh, these grandmothers! Set of 2 books

This set includes two books by Valentina Oskolkova about an extraordinary family with three grandmothers!

How many grandmothers can an ordinary person have? First-grader Gaechka and her brother Leshka have three of them. But not everyone, of course, believes it. Grandma Tata, BabUlya, and the youngest grandmother Sashenka carefully monitor their blood pressure (God forbid it rises not according to the schedule), meet their grandchildren from school, have coffee gatherings, and also watch movies on a tablet and, of course, are always ready to help their grandchildren. The united team of grandmothers will easily carry out any special operations (no wonder BabUlya in her sunglasses in sunny weather resembles James Bond). With their help, the confused Gaechka enters school, the English teacher starts believing Leshka's stories, and the dance teacher agrees to film a movie!

Can it be that everything turns out to be just right: dad's business trip, mom's vacation, school holidays, and the desire of three grandmothers to declare independence? It turns out - it can! After the return of their grandchildren from the City-by-the-Sea, the old women plan an escape. They have long decided that they too should go on a journey. It seems that now is the perfect time: Babulya is experiencing a creative crisis and urgently needs impressions, Tata has never seen the sea (excluding Aivazovsky's paintings), and Sashenka is always happy to support her comrades. Decided! Under the cover of night - secretly from the family - our ladies of advanced age set off on a journey, because it is never too late to discover the world.

The texts by Valentina Oskolkova, who came up with the duology about three grandmothers, do not leave readers indifferent, as well as members of literary competition juries. The author's works are largely autobiographical (the author knows firsthand how documentary films are made and the details of life in a large family).
For younger school age.