Tell Me About Yourself, Grandma. 113 Questions for Grandma to Really Get to Know Her

Grandparents are like travelers who have come from another, distant world that we barely know anymore. Their words, habits, and views on life often differ greatly from ours, and therefore hold immense value. They themselves seem like disappearing worlds that we risk losing without fully understanding. This book is a way to preserve at least a small part of the world of our grandmothers for ourselves and our children, to prevent the thread that connects the past and the future of the family from breaking, and to make family history deeper and richer. Family knowledge is an absolutely necessary thing so that we do not lose our footing. The further back in the past the flashlight shines, the better we understand ourselves and our relationship with life. By looking deeper into our history, we can see not just the biographies of the people who brought us into this world but also family scenarios, certain recurring patterns that can explain a lot about ourselves.