MonticelloLive

“Do you remember a time and place where the smallest of tasks turn into the biggest of adventures? Mamaw and the Girls is a story of two young sisters spending time with their Grandmother at her house on Cherry Hill Lane.”

For a year and a half, Shelly Ashcraft and her sister, Cheryl Hunter, have been hard at work on a project. Together they have written a children’s book called Mamaw and the Girls, a story about the simple pleasures of life and weekly trips to grandma’s house. They have fond childhood memories of days gone by with their Mamaw, Evelyn Norris.

Shelly said, “We just wanted the book to be funny and entertaining and tell kids about a simpler way of life than what they’re used to now!” It has great stories about going to grandmas to spend time with her and helping with the daily things like washing dishes and washing the car.

The book was published early this month by Tate Publishing and is available there now. It will be sold nationwide beginning May 1, 2007.