Grandma's Hair is Sick culture & society associations between aliments and idiosyncratic

associations between aliments and idiosyncratic thoughts—”At least one can turn pain to color” accompanies the recipe for gazpacho

and the ‘whale fjord’

and Graeme Hutton

Tea for Two

Grandma's Hair is Sick culture & society associations between aliments and idiosyncraticAn artistic childrens book about parting, grief and hopea childs love letter to their Grandma. One day, Grandma is looking different than usual, and the familys everyday life is turned upside down. Writing from a childs point of view, author Astrid Hamm touches on fears and worries, but also shows the shared moments between grandchild and grandmother that grow into treasured memories. This is a heartwarming storybook about change in life, meant to be