When he learns that Lucky is not his real name, but only a nickname given to him by his grandfather, a young boy's outlook on his whole life changes.

Nathan's unsuccessful search for a Hanukkah menorah takes a new turn when his Grandpa teaches him about old-fashioned bargaining.

Abdul and Grandfather pass through the streets of Fez, Morocco, and stop at an old gate, where Grandfather performs as a storyteller.

As Benny helps out in his grandfathers's bakery, he also learns some important life lessons.

A young girl and her grandfather go fishing and meet up with the heron that always helps him find fish.

A child's two grandfathers relate their boyhood experiences of the "terrible blizzard of 1888."

A little boy's grandfathers, one in America and one in Japan, teach him about baseball and its rich, varying cultural traditions.

The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit (Martin Chuzzlewit) was serialized between 1843 and 1844, and is considered to be one of Charles Dickens's last picaresque novels. Raised by his grandfather and namesake, Martin Chuzzlewit is disinherited after revealing his love for his nursemaid, Mary. With no fortune, Martin apprentices himself to the greedy architect Seth Pecksniff and befriends Tom Pinch. Although Dickens considered Martin Chuzzlewit...

Having baked six dozen Christmas cookies for themselves and been given many more by the neighbors, Gus and Grandpa find a rewarding solution to disposing of their extra holiday treats.

Jack's grandfather is always grumpy, but during a visit to his house, he learns his grandfather was once very different.