Grandma's Lil King by Sharika K. Forde

In 'Grandma's Lil King,' Josiah visits his Grandma, who affectionately calls him 'Lil King.' Despite his confusion about not having a crown, Grandma reassures him by sharing stories of African heritage, emphasizing that being a king is about love and identity, not a physical crown.

What does Grandma tell Josiah to do before eating?

How does Josiah feel about not having a crown?

What does Grandma explain to Josiah about Africa?

What colors of the African flag does Grandma mention and what do they represent?

What does Grandma say defines Josiah as a king?