The Kangaroo Caper

Kangaroos and Koala Bears are a national treasure of Australia. You may even see them at a zoo near your city. The city park is not your usual place to find a Kangaroo. You may find people throwing frizzbees, ducks in a pond or even a clown or two. How did a Kangaroo get in here? Find out in this story.

This book is a visualization of a poem. This takes place at a nearby city park. After being entertained by all the fascinating sights and events at the park, it's time to get a cool drink of water. Who taped me on the shoulder? What a surprise! Now what do I do? If only I can make a little money out of this whole adventure. . . . . . . Being honest pays off.

Having free time on the weekend and nearing my retirement from General Motors, I started to watch the small animals and birds at play. When my first grandson was born, it became a present in the future to give to him his own little book. When I remembered a poem my daughter wrote years ago, it became more than a promise to write my first book. Meanwhile, other ideas became books as well. My children were experiencing the same things in school that I experienced. More books. When I wrote a Mother's Day poem for an airport employee it turned into a book as well. Many of the stories you read from GrandFathers' Books are true stories.