The lives of three grandmothers and their grandchildren intertwine.
Each of the three women has her own set of challenges. Their interaction with their grandchildren brings them together. One character isn’t actually a grandmother but plays that role.
The characters are well drawn. The grandmother and the grandchildren are the main characters. The generation in between are more minor players but they are also believable and well-rounded.
It’s an easy read and it’s good to have characters over 50 who are at the same time just like everyone else and yet feisty enough to survive in the modern world.
Salley Vickers has an easy style. Grandmothers offers a relaxing holiday read but invites you to reflect a little as well.
