Grandma Cat bakes an apple pie and there’s a piece for everyone in the family—and one left over. When Grandma Mouse smells apple pie she finds enough for everyone in the family—with six crumbs left over. Finally Grandma Ant smells apple pie and there’s a crumb for everyone in the family—even Baby Ant—and not one morsel left over. “Should I bake another pie?” asks Grandma Cat, and the chorus of yes’s goes from cats to mice to ants in a friendly tale that concludes with all the creatures in the house working together to bake—and eat—the new pie. Valerie Gorbachev’s merry illustrations are the perfect accompaniment to David Martin’s amusing picture book story that is perfect for story time and for beginning readers. (Ages 3–6)

Grandma Cat bakes an apple pie that is heartily enjoyed by her family as well as the Mouse and Ant families that live nearby.