Jack's Grandpa wears his slippers to the supermarket serves up Spam à la Custard for dinner and often doesn't remember Jack's name But he can still take to the skies in a speeding Spitfire and save the day. An exquisite portrait of the bond between a small boy and his beloved Grandpa this book takes readers on an incredible journey with Spitfires over London and Great Escapes through the city in a high octane adventure full of comedy and heart.

Eleven-year-old Lemon Peabody is certain that aliens visited her grandfather thirty years ago, but she is running out of time to prove it before Grandpa Walt's memory fades.

Grandpa playfully recounts a familiar fairytale--or his version, at least--to his granddaughter, and try as she might to get him back on track, he keeps on adding things to the mix, resulting in an unpredictable tale that comes alive as it is being told.

When his brother Bunny disappears, Spencer finds himself plunged into the stuff of movie thrillers: kidnapping, terrorists and a rogue alligator. As he races the clock to save his brother, he must sort the real from the make believe and unravel a mystery involving his grandfather.

During a family reunion, cousins C. T. and Lea are bored until they find home movies hidden in the attic from when their grandfather was a boy, and they discover that cows, pigs, and chickens are not the only creatures living on the family farm.

Spencer wants to be a filmmaker - but not the way it's laid out in his grandfather's will: Find an ancient movie star and film her giving Spencer a kiss. He's got to be kidding. Spencer dreams of filming fast cars, hot chicks, mobsters and drug lords, not frail old ladies. But Spencer hasn't met Gloria Lorraine, star of stage and screen, who just might make all his dreams come true.