
By A. Hultquist, Joanne Lew-Vriethoff (Illustrator)
A boy learns his grandpa's Parkinson's isn't his fault and discovers joy despite challenges.
Noah notices changes in Grandpa since Parkinson's entered their lives. Energy wanes, smiles fade, and Noah fears he's to blame. But Grandpa reassures him, promising that their beach adventures will continue. Can Noah find understanding and joy amidst the challenges? This heartfelt tale explores family bonds and resilience, offering a gentle introduction to Parkinson's for young readers.
Ever since Grandpa got Parkinson’s, Noah has noticed he hasn’t been the same. He doesn’t have as much energy as he used to, and sometimes when he’s excited or happy, he can’t smile. Noah worries that Parkinson’s is his fault, but Grandpa assures him it’s not—and it won’t stop him from having fun at the beach!
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