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\nLIBRARY  \n# Still My Grandma\n\nCamille and her grandma havea special friendship.They havesleepovers,bake cupcakestogether,go out shopping,andgiggle at old photographs.Butone day Grandma forgetsCamille's name.Then she can'tremember where to put hershoes.  \nCamille learns that her grandmahas Alzheimer's disease,whichis what makes her do strangethings.Even though Grandmahas to move out of her houseand rely on nurses to care forher,Camille finds a way tocontinue their special traditions.  \nWith charming,sensitiveillustrations,this story gentlyintroduces young readers to therealities of Alzheimer's diseaseand reminds them that love ismore powerful than any illness.  \nA ma Grand-mere—V.Van den Abeele  \nText ◎2006Véronique Van den Abeele;Ilustrations ◎2006 Claude K.DuboisPublished in 2007 by Eerdmans Books for Young Readers,an imprint of Wm.B.Eerdmans Publishing Co.Allrights reserved  \nWm.B.Eerdmans Publishing Co.2140 Oak Industrial Dr NE,Grand Rapids,Michigan 49505P.O.Box 163,Cambridge CB39PU U.K.  \nwwweerdmans.com/youngreadersFirst published by Mijade in Belgium in 2006  \nManufactured in Belgium  \n07080910111213  \n87654321  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nVan den Abeele,Veronique[Ma grand-mere Alzha-quoi?English]Still My Grandma/written byVéronique Van den Abeele;illustrated by Claude K.Dubois.  \np.cm.  \nSummary:A young girl describes her special relationship with her grandmother,both before and after Grandma contracts Alzheimer's disease.ISBN 978-0-8028-5323-3(alk.paper)  \n[1.Grandmothers-Fiction2.Alzheimer's dsease-Fiction.]I.Dubois,Claude K.,ill II.Title.  \nPZ7.A158937For 2007  \n[E]-dc22  \n2006025265  \n# Still MyGrandma\n\nWritten by Véronique Van den AbeeleIllustrated by Claude K.Dubois  \nEerdmans Books for Young ReadersGrand Rapids,Michigan·Cambridge,U.K.  \nIve known Grandma my whole life.I know a lot of thingsabout her,almost as many as I know about Mom andDad.And Grandma knows everything about me,like thatSeptember is my favorite month and that I can eat threewhole hot dogs for dinner.  \nBefore I went to school,I could have sleepovers atGrandma's any night of the week.Mom would walk meup to the door,and Grandma would watch at the window.She always pretended she didn't know who I was.  \n\"Is that the mailman?\"she would ask in a loud voice.  \nBut then she would open the door laughing and scoop me upin a big hug.\"My sweet Camille!\"she would say into my ear.  \nHer house always smelled good,like strawberry jam andwarm bread.  \nGrandma and I had our own special traditions.First,we looked in hertreasure box at the tiny spoons,teacups,and glittery necklaces.Thenwe would look at old pictures.My favorite is one of Grandma whenshe was my age,all bundled up in a winter coat,sitting on a sled.  \n\"Is that really you,Grandma?”I would ask her every time.“It looksexactly like me!\"","cbCaisDA3xvC0Eyu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisDA3xvC0Eyu","pdf",3629036,32,"English","# Story Overview\n## 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