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Ninety-three-year-old Grandma Forever has not always lived with Maria and her parents. Before she came, the attic had more or less belonged to Maria. She and her friend Jacob had played there for hours. Maria had often gone there alone to think and to clear her head. So when her grandmother moves in, Maria is very disappointed. Aside from taking up Maria's precious private space, Grandma Forever i... More

Ninety-three-year-old Grandma Forever has not always lived with Maria and her parents. Before she came, the attic had more or less belonged to Maria. She and her friend Jacob had played there for hours. Maria had often gone there alone to think and to clear her head. So when her grandmother moves in, Maria is very disappointed. Aside from taking up Maria's precious private space, Grandma Forever is not always nice to her granddaughter. She's a cranky old lady with an eccentric streak and hypochondriacal tendencies. Nonetheless, Maria grows to love her and her Bible stories; she even tries to listen in on Grandma's religious radio programs. When Grandma Forever dies after a few months, Maria discovers that she misses her grandma very much, and she finally comes to terms with their differences - and similarities.

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