Going Green with Grandma

Step into a world of whimsy and wonder with Going Green with Grandma, a delightful picture book by Norma K Salway, brought to life with the author’s own charming watercolor illustrations.

When young Norma visits her Grandma Alice’s cozy country home, she expects an adventure-and this time, Grandma introduces her to the magic of “going green.” Through household chores, creative crafts, and a joyful “Going Green Dance,” Grandma and Norma discover simple, fun ways to care for our earth-like reusing treasures, saving energy, composting, and recycling.

Perfect for curious kids and their grown-ups, this engaging story is packed with easy, hands-on activities and gentle lessons about protecting our planet. Young readers will be inspired to create their own “Go Green” signs and embark on their own adventures in caring for the earth-one small step at a time.

A heartwarming celebration of family, nature, and the power of little hands to make a big difference.

Author Biography

Norma K. Salway is a retired educator, parent, and grandparent living in Portland, Maine, where she enjoys kayaking, gardening, crafting, and spending time with her beloved family. During her retirement after a thirty-four-year teaching career, she has authored seven books, including heartfelt memoirs, poetry, and children’s stories inspired by her life and the beauty of Maine. Her previous books are: The Spirit of Songo, Touched by a Hummingbird, I’m Just a Kid, You Know, The Attic and ME: History Encountered in a Maine Attic, My Maine School Bus Driver, and I Can Hear the Music.Norma continues to write, finding inspiration in her everyday adventures with friends and family.