What's Wrong With Grandma? Charles L. Mee Jr. Their cowboy days behind them-though

Their cowboy days behind them-though they'd never get the cow smell out of their Levis-and Pinkerton badges in their pockets

the law already had a grudge against him-and the grudges multiplied in a hurry

and James Trefil

The consequences are serious health problems such as hypertension

What's Wrong With Grandma? Charles L. Mee Jr. Their cowboy days behind them-thoughThis book is intended for ages 4 8. Every day, children of all ages are forced to confront the reality that a family member has Alzheimer's Disease. With so many 'adult' discussions going on, a child sometimes feels left out and confused. "What's Wrong with Grandma?" speaks to the children trying to cope with an elder who's acting very strange. Young Ellen expresses, as only a child can, the frustration, sadness, and even anger felt toward Grandma's