★English sample pages available
★Perfect for ages above 4

A grandson spends his day at his grandmother’s. Together, they cook, mop the floor, knit, read picture books and ride the bicycle. But the grandson cannot get one question out of his mind – he keeps asking his grandmother when she will die. When Grandma takes him into her arms and tackles his question, she realizes what concerns him: he would like to spend many more holidays with her.
This picture book tackles the issue of transience in a tactful, yet humorous way. How do children understand and accept death? What does the question “Granny, when will you die?” entail? This heart-warming tale accompanied by lively and playful illustrations is a story of intergenerational symbiosis as well as of wonderful moments people can spend together and wish would never end.

Nina Mav Hrovat graduated as a teacher, works as a teacher and, at the same time, heads a children's kindergarten. For sixteen years, she held "fairy tale hours" in Domžale library. Since 2001, her fairy tales have been published in magazines Cicido, Ciciban and Trobentica. Her fi rst fairy tale The King's Punishment (Kazen za kralja) was published in the book Cicido, Ciciban, Good Day (Cicido, Ciciban, dober dan). Her first book About the King Who Didn't Like Tidying Up (O kralju, ki ni maral pospravljati) received the Original Slovenian Picture Book Award in 2009.