Goodbye to Grandpa Geezer Goose - Lucas, Mary Ellen
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¿Life Continues on Little Puddle Pond! Grandpa Geezer Goose, affectionately called Grampy, was the oldest goose on Little Puddle Pond. Grampy, a legendary storyteller, knew every goose and gosling on the pond and was loved by all. Grampy displayed his zest for fun when he taught the goslings how to do a soaring-swirling-somersault dive into a gigantic pile of leaves! Harry Honker and Professor Foray were impressed by Grampy's gusto, especially for a goose his age! As autumn days grew colder, the flock learned of Grampy's terrible tuckered-out tiredness. Everyone pitched in to help their…mehr

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¿Life Continues on Little Puddle Pond! Grandpa Geezer Goose, affectionately called Grampy, was the oldest goose on Little Puddle Pond. Grampy, a legendary storyteller, knew every goose and gosling on the pond and was loved by all. Grampy displayed his zest for fun when he taught the goslings how to do a soaring-swirling-somersault dive into a gigantic pile of leaves! Harry Honker and Professor Foray were impressed by Grampy's gusto, especially for a goose his age! As autumn days grew colder, the flock learned of Grampy's terrible tuckered-out tiredness. Everyone pitched in to help their beloved Grampy. Meanwhile, Grampy groomed Mother Goose to become the pond's new storyteller. Grampy made a promise to watch over Little Puddle Pond after he was gone and to send a sign meant to lighten their hearts. Favorite stories about Grampy are still told today, for the flock will never forget Grampy and how he was always young at heart.
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Mary Ellen Lucas is the author of The Day the Goose Squabble Stopped, her first children's book about the silly yet endearing geese who live on Little Puddle Pond. As an Interfaith / Interspiritual Minister, she believes we can learn to make wiser choices that create pathways of connection and collaboration to ensure a better world for our children. She resides in Northeast Ohio.