Grandma and Grandpa's Traveling House in Tennessee: A Traveling Sarff's Adventure

Grandma T and Grandpa Dave are back on the road in their traveling house, and this time their adventure takes them through Tennessee, the Volunteer State.

When Jack, Morgan, and Little Lainey receive postcards from Tennessee, they cannot wait to see what Grandma and Grandpa have discovered. Through video calls, the children explore the misty Smoky Mountains, learn about frontier families and grist mills, hear about Davy Crockett and tall tales, and discover why Nashville is known as the heart of country music.

But Tennessee has more than music and mountain stories. Grandma T and Grandpa Dave also take the children deep underground to the Lost Sea, America's largest underground lake. There they learn about cave formations, rainbow trout, fool's gold, rare flower-like crystals, and real wonders that sound almost too amazing to believe.

Written for young readers ages 4-8, this state adventure introduces children to Tennessee's geography, history, wildlife, music, state symbols, and natural wonders in a fun and age-appropriate way. Part of the Grandma and Grandpa's Traveling House series, this book helps children learn about America one state at a time through family connection, curiosity, and adventure.

Ages: 4-8

Grade Range: Pre-K to Grade 3

Format: Full-color paperback