My Grandma is 100

My Grandma is very special to all of us, and she's about to have a very special day ... but what do you buy someone who is turning 100?!

My Grandma is 100 is a picture storybook about the relationship between young children and their grandparents and great-grandparents. It focuses a child's wonder, awe and interest in what it means for someone to turn 100 years old. When someone has 100 year old ears, can they hear you to answer questions? When someone has 100 year old teeth, what kinds of food can they eat? How many candles do you put on a 100 year old person's birthday cake? And what present do you buy for someone who is turning 100? Based on the story of a real centenarian, My Grandma is 100 explores those essential intergenerational relationships and gives a glimpse into just how much things have changed in 100 years.

About the Author

Aimee Chan is magazine editor and writer. Her work has appeared in publications and websites all over the world including Harper's Bazaar, CNN, Elle, The Weekend Australian and Cosmopolitan. She likes reading, travel and spending time with her friends and family, although not necessarily in that order. She lives in regional West Albury, New South Wales.

About the Illustrator

Angela Perrini is an artist who also teaches drawing. Her illustrations have been published in several children's books including Ava's Spectacular Spectacles, Santa's High-Tech Christmas, What's in Your Mind Today? and Max's Divorce Earthquake. She has a degree in historical art and lives in Puglia, Italy.