In these two books, we see granddaughters who are not that close to a grandfather. Or at least, not at first due to the generation and language gaps they face. In Grandpa Grumps and My Day with Gong Gong two young granddaughters have problems trying to connect with their grandfathers as both grandfather’s English is limited, and Daisy and May have limited Chinese. But both learn that no matter the gaps they are facing, what can overcome that is the language of family and love. […]
Grandpa, Gong Gong or Bompa, whatever you call them, they are all still Grandfathers!
Grandpa Grumps by Katrina Moore
My Day With Gong Gong by Sennah Yee

