Description

In this well-illustrated picture book, one family has made a tradition of being part of their town's 4th of July Parade. All summer long, Grandma's two dancing granddaughters look forward to sitting up on the back of the red convertible and waving to all their friends. But one summer the car is destroyed just before the parade. The girls are inconsolable, and Grandma is upset. How can they continue the family tradition? Grandpa and their cousin Jaime have a plan to save the day. Can they make it work in time for the parade?

Traditions build memories, and memories bind the generations together. This intergenerational story will warm the hearts of old and young alike, as the family works together to make everyone's dreams come true.