Kirjahaku

Now that their children are growing up, moving on, and starting their own families, George and April still worry. Will they be able to help their children if they need help? Can they let them learn to solve their own problems? Can they be good examples but not be overbearing? Is there any way to keep them all safe? George and April have discovered that worry never ends when you're a parent, a grandparent, or a great-grandparent, because motherhood and fatherhood are eternal callings.