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Caring for Grandma is a heartfelt children's nonfiction story told through the eyes of a young girl whose life changes when her beloved grandmother moves in during the final months of her life. As she learns what it means to be a caregiver, she experiences moments of confusion, love, frustration, and deep connection. With the support of her family, she discovers how music, memories, prayer, and togetherness can bring comfort during difficult times. Written in gentle, age-appropriate language, Caring for Grandma helps young readers understand illness, caregiving, and grief while honoring the strength of elders and the power of family bonds. With a glossary and discussion questions included, this book is a valuable resource for families, educators, and caregivers looking to support children through life's most challenging transitions. This touching story reminds readers that even in life's hardest moments, love remains.

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Tamara Lawrence is an actress, model, and content creator from Oakland, California. She is a graduate of Loyola Marymount University, where she earned a degree in Communications. At a young age, Tamara traveled to nine countries and co-authored two theatrical plays, experiences that shaped her love for storytelling, culture, and human connection.After college, Tamara returned to the Bay Area to help care for her grandmother during the final years of her life. Becoming a caregiver deeply impacted her understanding of family, aging, and compassion, and ultimately inspired her to write Caring for Grandma. Through this story, Tamara hopes to give young readers language for difficult experiences such as illness, caregiving, grief, and loss-while honoring the strength and dignity of elders.Drawing on her background in performance and digital media, Tamara now uses content creation to foster healing and connection within families. She continues to live and create in the Bay Area.

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