Grandma Dotty 2: School!

A Conversation with the Author(s)

Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love. Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.

—Ephesians 4:1–3 (NIV)

Lily: Well, amen, Kimbriah! I guess Grandma Dotty’s not the only one with verses up her sleeve!

Kimbriah: Nope! I think that verse perfectly words what you learned in this book, Lily.

Lily: Definitely! Don’t be too quick to judge. Try to see everyone in a positive light. I had to deal with some cold people in this book. For example, Scarlett, the new guest at the Thanksgiving dinner, didn’t even want to shake my hand. And Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Finley’s evil sister, tried to steal her sister’s private journal! Putting that word into practice was hard!

Kimbriah: Yup! But you dealt with them well! As Christians, we need to make an extra effort to love everyone. You learned how to see the best in even those who are difficult, and that is the meaning of God’s love. I don’t think we can say much more than that in this summary, so in that case…

Lily: Enjoy this book and stay tuned for more fun in Grandma Dotty 3: Christmas Chaos!