You Can Have Your Cake and Grandparents Too! C.L. Holiday-Firmin

A child eagerly anticipates their birthday, enjoying time with family and grandparents. They visit the park, have lunch, and face a dessert dilemma. The child spends time with Granny, Mimi, GPA, Nana, and plans to visit Gigi and Grandpa. The story concludes with a birthday celebration where the child realizes they can have both cake and all their grandparents present.

What activities does the narrator enjoy doing with their grandparents?

How does the narrator feel about their birthday?

What kind of food does Mommy prepare for lunch?

Describe the secret handshake mentioned in the text.

What does the narrator hope to do when visiting Gigi and Grandpa?

What is the significance of the cake and grandparents at the birthday party?

How does the narrator express their excitement for the upcoming day?