Pop's Cookie Duster - Softcover

"An irresistible tale of fun in the kitchen. A winning recipe for readers of all ages." --Anita P. Coll, Head of Holy Child Academy (Drexel Hill, PA) "This warm and fuzzy tale shows how cherished a relationship can be between grandparents and grandchildren who are separated by miles but not by love." --Judy Hedtke, Librarian, Notre Dame de Lourdes School, and Member of the Philadelphia Archdiocesan Library Curriculum Committee "An endearing story of kitchen capers and the unique and special relationship between a grandfather and his grandchildren." --Allison Haze, Special Education Teacher and Reading Specialist (William Penn School District) "A lovely and charming book! Our 4-year-old granddaughter was delighted by the story and illustrations and also by the fact that her Pop has a cookie duster, too. Of course, we all had to bake the cookies right away. Delicious!" --Donna Warshaw, Educational Consultant and doting Grandma "POP'S COOKIE DUSTER is a great story for all ages. Everyone has that special person in their life, be it a grandparent, aunt, uncle, or special friend. I am very much looking forward to sharing this wonderful story with family and my students!" --Krista Cesarine, Kindergarten Teacher (Interboro School District)

Rainy afternoons aren’t much fun for two lively little girls who love to play outside. But a hands-on kitchen activity with their visiting Pop might just save the day from being a washout!

With over a thousand miles separating them from their own grandchildren, authors Don & Lee Doyle wrote this book to remind their granddaughters of the happy times they spend together. Beautifully illustrated by Annette Debevec, this is a sweet story for grandparents to read to their grandchildren.

“An irresistible tale of fun in the kitchen. A winning recipe for readers of all ages.”  —Anita P. Coll, Head of Holy Child Academy; Drexel Hill, PA 

"An endearing story of kitchen capers and the unique and special relationship between a grandfather and his grandchildren."  —Allison Haze, Special Education Teacher & Reading Specialist, William Penn School District