Mary Ann and Louie complain to Grandpa that there is nothing to do. Grandpa responds with a funny story about a time when he and his brother Wainwright were bored while visiting their grandparents’ farm. What begins as an uneventful day soon turns into an amusing adventure, showing that even boredom can lead to a memorable story.
James Stevenson turns an ordinary childhood complaint into one of Grandpa’s wonderfully absurd adventures, filled with his loose, expressive illustrations and wonderfully dry humor.
