Grammar Adventures With Grammy and the G Gang by Lakshmi Narayani features the adventures of quadruplets Gary, Griffin, Gabby, and Gloria with their grandmother. When the children are taken to Grammy’s home, they learn that they will have to spend the day without any gadgets. They think they will have a terrible time, but soon Grammy introduces a magical clock that takes them on fascinating journeys. Each time they learn about a grammatical concept, their adventures continue. At the end of eight missions, they successfully master parts of speech, nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, abstract nouns, and figurative language.

Lakhsmi Narayani’s Grammar Adventures With Grammy and the G Gang adds life to fundamental grammatical concepts that children may otherwise find dull and thus makes learning enjoyable for them. I feel that the excitement of the children following their first adventure can help young readers believe that learning can be fun. Although they cannot be a part of the journeys in the literal sense, the lively style of narration ensures they can share the characters’ emotions throughout the book. I think that youngsters will be able to learn a lot simply by reading the stories, preferably with the help of educators or caregivers. I also like the idea of summarizing the concepts through necessary definitions and examples at the end of each story; it can help young readers revise what they already know and thus learn more effectively. I would recommend the book to children aged six to eight.

Grammar Adventures by Lakshmi Narayani is the story of quadruplets Gloria, Griffen, Gary, and Gaby, who visit their Grammy on the weekends. On their first visit to Grammy's and to their dismay, Grammy doesn't want them to use or keep their technical gadgets while visiting her and tells them to give the gadgets to their parents. The siblings were already disappointed they'd have to visit Grammy because they didn't know her well yet. They expected their visit to be boring, and now they predict it will be even worse because they have nothing to occupy them. Little do they know that Grammy has the best adventures in store that they'll ever experience. She introduces them to her special clock that takes them back in time on exciting expeditions and to exotic locations including space, underwater, jungles, deserts, and the age of the dinosaurs. The clock allows them to go on once-in-a-lifetime adventures and educational journeys. They learn more about grammar with their Grammy because each trip has a grammar puzzle or two for them to solve.

Grammar Adventures by Lakshmi Narayani is an imaginative, entertaining, and stimulating book for children to learn about grammar. The quadruplets' dialogue is delightful, and the adventures are unique and inventive. The lessons on grammar are skilfully incorporated into the story, keeping the fast-paced momentum going. Each adventure in the book is short, keeping children engaged, and ends with a recap of the information shared about the part of speech that the quadruplets and Grammy explored. The story is well-written, and the illustrations are colorful and beautiful, complementing the narrative, and maintaining the reader's attention. Grammar Adventures is a fun and effective way for children to learn grammar. I loved this book and would recommend it to any parent.