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Meet Kayce-a curious five-year-old with a big heart and an even bigger love for her granny. In this delightful picture book, Kayce shares the fun-filled days she spends with her grandmother, who uses a wheelchair and visits the dialysis clinic. From grocery store adventures and birthday celebrations to beach trips collecting seashells, and playful hair-styling sessions, every outing becomes a chance for laughter, learning, and love. Along the way, young readers discover new vocabulary words that are gently explained to help them better understand the story. Kayce also shows how kindness, patience, and helping hands can make a world of difference-especially when supporting someone with a physical disability. Proudly pushing Granny's wheelchair and cheering her on, Kayce proves that nothing can slow down two people who care deeply for each other. At the end of the book, children are invited to reflect with a few thoughtful questions and share their ideas in the private Family Vision 20/20 community, creating space for conversation, compassion, and connection beyond the page. Perfect for families, classrooms, and library story times, this uplifting story encourages children to make joyful memories with their grandparents, look for ways to help others, and treasure the everyday moments that matter most.

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Teia Jones is a Certified Christian Family Life Coach, community activist, nonprofit executive, and entrepreneur with more than 30 years of experience supporting children and families. She is the founder of Family Vision 20/20 LLC, Child At heART School, and DFW Kids On The Move, Inc., where she develops creative, faith-inspired programs that nurture confidence, resilience, and meaningful family connections. Through workshops, curriculum, and community partnerships, she equips families to build strong relationships and lasting legacies. Jazzeline Cager is an aspiring singer, former Berklee College of Music vocalist, and current English major at Southern Methodist University. She serves as Editor-in-Chief for her family's nonprofit organization, DFW Kids On The Move, Inc., where she combines her passions for writing, music, and youth advocacy to create meaningful projects for teen girls throughout Dallas/Fort Worth. Worth Metroplex.

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