Grandma Toe Dancing and the Falling Breadfruit
A Grandma Toe Story
de Dione Beaty
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Acerca del libro
Early one cool morning, Grandma Toe puts on her white hat and white dress and steps out to the yard, where the breadfruit tree hangs heavy with fruit. One by one the breadfruit begin to drop, and instead of fussing she answers with a dance: left foot, right foot, and a nod of her hat.
A joyful Caribbean read-aloud for ages 4 to 8 about finding gladness in small things, with the words of Ecclesiastes 3:4, "a time to dance." Includes talk-and-dance questions, fun facts about breadfruit, and a page for children to draw themselves dancing.
A Grandma Toe Story from Uphill Teavalley Press.
Características y detalles
- Categoría principal: Libros para niños
- Categorías adicionales Fe y religión
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Características: 15×23 cm
N.º de páginas: 24 -
ISBN
- Tapa blanda: 9798259778993
- Fecha de publicación: oct. 05, 2026
- Idioma English
- Palabras clave reading, grandparents, Caribbean children's book
Acerca del creador
Dione Beaty is a Caribbean children's book author, songwriter, and worship leader from the Commonwealth of Dominica. Her books — including Granny Beltina's Stories: Tales from the Village of Wotton Waven, Bengal and the Tree Trunk, and Mr. Blackberry — celebrate Dominican culture, faith, and the wonder of childhood, written in English and Kwéyòl for young readers everywhere. Alongside her books, Dione creates bilingual zouk gospel music for children and families, blending Caribbean rhythms — djembe, talking drum, shekere, steel pan — with scripture-rooted songs. Her upcoming children's albums Little Ones (Vini Bò Jézi) and God Is Love / Bondyé Sé Lanmou carry the same heart as her storybooks: pointing little ones to Jesus through the sounds and soul of the islands.
