ReviewsReviews by Gary RoenHow the Grandmas and Grandpas Saved Christmas Again Book II

How the Grandmas and Grandpas Saved Christmas Again Book II

How the Grandmas and Grandpas Saved Christmas Again Book II

By Richard J. Gausselin
Outskirts Press Inc
10940 South Parker Road, #515, Parker, CO 80134
www.outskirtpress.com
9781478738992, $20.95, www.amazon.com

“How the Grandmas and Grandpas Saved Christmas Again Book II” should have been a fun book for kids and adults to read and enjoy but there are several problems starting with introducing the book in February instead of closer to the holiday, then the character of Santa Claus is several times referred to as an elf which puts him in the class of just another worker and later he and several of his team go to a convention to find things to buy to have for his one night adventure They go undercover with names that clearly would tell anyone who they are. Another problem is the writing at times is above reading many kids levels. “How the Grandmas and Grandpas Saved Christmas Again Book II. does not have the charm of other children’s titles that are about the Christmas holiday and should not even be considered.

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