Granny Mae Meets Harry P. Best (and the Walapazoo)

She has a new look, but it's still Granny Mae, now on a quest to meet her new neighbor, Harry P. Best. Believing she's been told Harry is a pest, Granny nevertheless is determined to greet him. She knows she needs to form her own opinions When Granny knocks on Harry's door, the fun begins.
"My name is Harry."
"Larry? Perry? Cherry?" Yes, Granny still needs hearing aids, and Harry...well, he is just a little bit forgetful
Children and adults alike will delight in this sweet tale with its marvelous illustrations that make the story come to life. Written as a read-aloud or early reader, the story serves the dual purpose of reading for laughter and enjoyment as well as for discussing, if wished, issues relating to the elderly and their hardships.
Join Granny and her little white dog, Bam Bam; Harry and his pet ferret, Daisy; and Harry's Walapazoo for in this silly, fun-filled adventure.