Grandma, I love you! My book about you

Fill your grandmother's heart with joy by saying: 'I love you! Please tell me about yourself!' Get to know your grandmother better: what was she like as a child, what did she dream about, what did she learn throughout her life, and how did she become the person she is.
Preserve important memories, and even after many years, you will be able to return to the book, reread it, and add to it, and one day read it to your children and grandchildren so that they too can learn what an unusual and interesting person their great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother was.

• How did her family celebrate holidays, and what traditions did she like the most?
• What games did she play with her parents?
• What was her favorite summer?
• How did quiet hours pass in her kindergarten, and was your grandmother a prankster?
• Did she like snacks and lunches?
• What did she dream about, and how did she imagine the world of adults when she was a child?
• How did your grandmother learn the terrible secret about Santa Claus?
• What was her school like? What were her favorite subjects?
• What was the most embarrassing grade she received?
• What were the names of her best friends, and did they tease the teachers?
• What did your grandmother's room look like?
• Was she a rebel during her adolescence?
• How did her graduation exams go?
• What was her first job like, and did she have a good relationship with management?
• How did Grandma meet your grandfather, and how did he propose to her?
• What did she feel when she first held you in her arms?

More than 310 topics for sincere and heartfelt conversations with Grandma!

This book is not just a family album or a collection of questions. This book is your confession of love to your grandmother. Fill it out together with her or record the answers on your own in her words and create a family tree. If you want, you can ask the questions sequentially, as they are arranged chronologically—from childhood to the present age. But in fact, there are no rules! You can start the dialogue from any point and then guide the conversation, moving from section to section depending on the memories that come to mind. Let this new tradition be a step towards discovering the unique story of your family.

In the book, you will find sections:
1. Childhood years: family and home, kindergarten, worldview
2. School years: school, family and home, friends, worldview in adolescence
3. Student years: studies, relationships, worldview
4. Adult life: work, personal life, worldview
5. Our family
Additionally, the edition has spaces for photos and notes.