Granny Grunt is very old lady who thinks she is very young. She loves animals and children and has many stories to tell the village children. Her varied animals include a dragon and a unicorn and you will see that she has had a very exciting life with lots of adventures. This little book will appeal to young and old alike so get your granny to read it to you.

Mrs Kirkup has three daughters and four grandchildren and has told stories all her life. She thought she should put them down on paper for the young members of her family before it is too late. This is Mary Kirkups second book about Granny Grunt who has had a collection of unusual animals. She is able to talk to them in their own language and encourage the local children to spend their spare time learning how to care for them. This is a happy book for reading to small children at bedtime. Suggested age groupfive to eight years.

Granny does not drink milk. The antics of her beloved grandson get her to take a sip. Then amazing granny does a flip. A fun musical, magical story that will delight young and old. Based on a true story.

SPECIAL EDITION: NEW DESIGN, NEW ILLUSTRATIONS, NEW CONTENT. Fans of quirky humour will love Grandma Grunt! Edgar and Wilhelmina's grandma is the worst in the world, and makes their lives an utter misery with her nasty horridness. In desperate retaliation, they come up with The Plan - but will it be enough to put an end to Grandma Grunt's loathsome ways? Also included are some 'poem story-things' - Aubrey's Smelly Adventure in the Land of Bernards, and Veronica the Velociraptor (and Her Very Bad Teeth)! Absurd, surreal and deliciously revolting, Grandma Grunt! is great fun for children and adults alike. Search 'Clifford James Hayes' on Amazon for other books by the author.

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