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The Tub Grandfather by Pam Conrad

The Tub Grandfather

Pam Conrad
HarperCollins
Sep 1996
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The Tub Grandfather has been missing for a long time, until he is found lying in the dust by the Tub Child, who, with the help of the Tub Family, tries to wake him, but he is only able to do so after the Tub Grandma comes up with a clever plan. Reprint. H. SLJ.
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