As TV and radio personality Art Linkletter once said, "kids say the darnedest things". You could also add they say the most amazing things as is evidenced in this delightful collection of poems and essays from the four grandchildren of poet Tom Bonine. Each grandchild has their own section consisting of poems or essays they wrote, and poems that their grandad wrote based on their written observations and thoughts on a variety of subjects as seen through their eyes and minds. The important concept lost in today's anti-literary world of Twitter, that every child can be a writer, and that creativity is contagious when it is validated, bursts forth in these pages. Author Louis L'Amour once stated, "The water does not flow until the faucet is turned on." The results that flowed when Tom turned on the faucet for his grandchildren are found here.