Publisher Description

Nana has a magic pocket in her apron and Dorothy can't wait to see her. She loves to snuggle together, take a peppermint from Nana's pocket, and read books. This magical combination soon has them telling stories about their own mishaps and memories. Dorothy discovers she and Nana share more than just sweet candies.

Author Biography

Barbara Renner started writing children's picture books when she retired from teaching. Inspired by nature, she has published nine books that revolve around wildlife main characters, which include animal sounds and facts. Being an avid dog lover, she published a coffee table gift book filled with photos and feel-good messages as seen through the eyes of her yellow lab rescue, Larry.Barbara started a new picture book series that are heartfelt stories about grandpas, nanas, and their grandchildren. These books combine surprises, playfulness, and memories that every grandparent strives to give to their grands.When not grappling with the computer, Barbara is outside soaking in the sun's energy; and there's a lot of sun in Arizona where she and her family have lived for over 45 years. Barbara loves to walk, hike, swim, dance, work in her garden, and occasionally attempt to play golf. Travel is another passion of Barbara's. Her children are her traveling companions, and they've explored many countries together, marveling at new scenery, learning new customs, and sampling good food and wine. Art has always been Amy's passion. Her art has taken the form of illustration, toy design, live event painting, mural installation, fashion & textile design, street chalk art, cake decorating, and more. When she's not in her studio, she loves to be outdoors with her family enjoying her beautiful state of Colorado - hiking, biking, skiing, and being inspired by nature. Amy has illustrated five children's picture books.

Review

An adorable story guaranteed to pull at your heartstrings. My granddaughter and I had a great time sharing stories and starting a "peppermint tradition" of our own.-C. Cantrell
Peppermint Pocket is a sweet story about a little girl and her Nana who discover they have a lot in common in spite of their age difference. I'll enjoy reading this book to my grandchildren.-M. A. Webb
Barbara Renner knows how to capture those special moments between a grandchild and grandparent that make for perfect reading - any time.-M. Bellis

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