Ben's Granny isn't too distinctive to numerous different grannies - she has white hair, false teeth and tucks tissues up her sleeve. She has a couple of remarkable characteristics however. There's her affection for cabbage and a little insight about her past. Ben's granny was a international jewel thief.
Little does Ben suspect that his gangsta granny is as yet arranging her most prominent gem heist ever – taking the royal gems from the Tower of London. Friday evenings with Granny have all of a sudden turn into the most energizing portion of Ben's week.
For the most part diverting and now and again entirely touching, Gangsta Granny is another phenomenal novel for youngsters by surely understood UK humorist and writer David Walliams. Understood for his work with Matt Lucas as a major aspect of the Little Britain drama group, Walliams is likewise settled as an author whose works incorporate the youngsters' books The Boy in the Dress and Billionaire Boy.
I'm not a specific aficionado of Little Britain silliness and admit I was reluctant when I first perused Walliams books. There was no requirement for concern, be that as it may. The books are greatly entertaining, loaded with the kind of senseless funniness that speaks to school kids, maybe from the age of eight upwards.. Ben's formal dancing fixated folks, his Granny's meddlesome neighbor and their endeavors to take the royal gems make for an extremely exciting story.
The book likewise has its astute minutes, with some fascinating bits of knowledge into parental desires, the era crevice and the extremely unique bond that can exist in the middle of grandparents and their grandchildren.
Gangsta Granny has joined The Boy in the Dress as a most loved in our home.
Next up we are going to review Davids latest book, Granpa's great escape. At the moment I am waiting for Lily to finish the book first, then it's my turn.