Something to Think About: A Grandmother and Granddaughter's Poetry is a delightful book of 100 poems by Louise A. Hess and Jennifer E. Hess. In the process of writing about varied topics like music, love, and other facets of everyday life, they celebrated their similarities and differences. The book has four chapters: Different, Similar, Same, and Together to categorize their topics. Readers will enjoy the light-hearted creative work of this grandmother/granddaughter duo. Something To Think About also includes one short story to give readers a sample of their prose writing. Louise A. Hess is a freelance writer who lives and works in Florida. She is the author of Something Yummy: Treasured Family Recipes, Apple Blossom Time: An Autobiography in Prose and Poetry, and Bouquet: A Dozen Short Stories. She is currently completing a sequel to her autobiography called Random Thoughts by the Sea. Hess is an avid reader and prolific writer who lives at the beach where she enjoys her life and pursues her other interests and hobbies. Jennifer E. Hess is a freelance poet who lives in Virginia. She works as a managing consultant while she pursues her first love, writing poetry. Her interest in writing took off in high school where she had her first works published in their literary journal, The Lance. Her passion for poetry continued throughout college where she earned a minor in Creative Writing with a focus on poetry. In her spare time Hess also enjoys cooking, reading, and golfing.