The Grandmahood Quest

By Raynald Kudemus and Fi Read

Before you can become a Grandma, you must complete a quest, explained Grandma.
Big sister Tina, and her broody younger brother Alex, sit spellbound as Grandma narrates the adventure of her own quest. As the tale unfolds, the children come to see Grandma in a new and heroic light.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris NZ
• Release date: Mar 26, 2014
• ISBN: 9781493137572

Raynald Kudemus

Frank Eldridge Anderson, co-author, writer, entertainer, ex-Naval officer, philanthropist, and founder of the E.LLORENZ brand, with a Bachelor of Arts in political science from George Washington University was born and raised in "Gorgeous" Prince George's County, MD, USA. Ghada Ahmed, co-author, writer, and life coach, was born in Cairo, Egypt and currently resides in "Gorgeous" Prince George's County, MD, USA with her loving family.

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The Grandmahood Quest

Fi Read

Illustrations by Raynald Kudemus

Nothing quenches the thirst like a nice hot cup of tea, sighed Grandma.

Alex wrinkled his nose.

You know why Grandma always drinks tea? he whispered.

Why? asked Tina in her most grown up voice.

Because it’s brown and horrible and tastes like dirt. Grandma always eats yucky stuff like peas, and onions, and cake with fruit stuff in it. That’s why she drinks tea all the time, because it’s yucky tasting.

She does not, whispered Tina angrily.

Grandma always drinks tea because it’s hot and grandma is always cold. That’s why she always wears slippers and cardigans, to keep warm. She says hot tea warms the cockles in her heart, that’s why she always drinks it, she explained.

Grandma peeped over the rims of her fogged up glasses and gave the teapot lid a pat.

Gripping the kitchen bench with her knobbly fingers, she shuffled to the end of the