J U N E 2 0 0 9 G I F T
Grandma, What Was It Like
Growing Up Country?
With artist Donald Zolan’s sweet paintings, this hardcover
keepsake journal encourages a grandmother to share about her life
as a country girl.
Plenty of space is provided for Grandma to write down memories
and stories as well as her answers to questions such as:
• How did country life teach you to help others?
• Describe your childhood home.
• What did you love most about growing up country?
Best of all, Grandma can express her prayers and dreams for her
grandchild. This celebration of country living will be a family
treasure for many generations.
ISBN 978-0-7369-2658-4 •U.S. $15.99 •June 2009 release
8 x 9 ½ Hardcover •Gift Book •48 pp. •Case Quantity: 36
As a child prodigy, Donald Zolan began studying at
the prestigious Chicago Art Institute at the age of ten. His
paintings have garnered several awards, and his artwork
is featured in Growing Up a Country Boy, Growing Up a
Country Girl, and on numerous collectibles, greeting cards,
puzzles, ornaments, and calendars.
Grandpa, What Was It Like
Growing Up Country?
Grandpas have so much to share with their grandkids. And
now they have a keepsake journal to record their stories and
milestones alongside Donald Zolan’s charming paintings.
This adventure through golden memories invites a grandpa to
answer questions such as:
• Who were your best friends?
• What did you do for fun when you fi nished
your chores?
• How did growing up country teach you about
life’s goodness?
When the last page is turned, grandfathers will have created a
legacy of their lives and their hopes, dreams, and wisdom for
their grandchildren.
ISBN 978-0-7369-2659-1 •U.S. $15.99 •June 2009 release
8 x 9 ½ Hardcover •Gift Book •48 pp. •Case Quantity: 36
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