My Granny Is a Pirate

My Granny Is a Pirate by Val McDermid is a delightful picture book published by Hachette Children’s Group in 2012. This 32-page edition, written in English, introduces readers to a whimsical tale about a grandmother who leads a double life as a pirate. The story reveals her adventurous exploits on the high seas, where she captures ships and maintains her fierce reputation, all while ensuring she is home in time for tea.
In this engaging narrative, readers will discover the exciting world of Pirate Granny, who not only commands respect among her fellow pirates but also shares her adventures through lively verse. The book features vibrant illustrations by Arthur Robins that complement the playful storytelling. Themes of adventure and family secrets are woven throughout, inviting young readers to reconsider their own grandmothers and the hidden stories they might hold. This charming tale is sure to appeal to fans of juvenile fiction, action and adventure, and stories in verse.
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Hugely successful, internationally bestselling and multi-award-winning author Val McDermid writes her first picture book for children.My granny was a pirate! She sailed the seven seas. She captured many pirate ships But was always home for tea. When a family secret about Granny is revealed, we discover all about Pirate Granny’s fiercesome reputation and her swashbuckling ways – from making other rogueish pirates walk the plank to singing sea shanties to her dog Jolly Roger. Look again at your granny…could she be a pirate too? A must-have book for all pirate fans. A true tale of adventure upon the high seas – a perfect book for boys Val McDermid has sold over ten million books and has a wide international fan base Arthur Robins’s brilliant and hilarious illustrations match the vibrant verse perfectly
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