"Writing in the tradition of such great American humorists as Mark Twain and Garrison Keillor, in GRANDMA DOES HIS DUTY Paul Pfarr does an extraordinary job of recreating a family and community in the fifties and sixties. But it also speaks to more universal themes that resonate deeply, including sibling rivalry, the love of nature and of family, and the challenge of being true to self. Beautifully illustrated with art work by the author's father and brother, as well as other classic illustrations, GRANDMA is a book to read and reread--a book to treasure." -- Lisa Ede, Ph.D., Professor of...
"Writing in the tradition of such great American humorists as Mark Twain and Garrison Keillor, in GRANDMA DOES HIS DUTY Paul Pfarr does an extraordina...
