Don't Eat Granny.
By Gillian McClure
One tiny punctuation mistake sends Granny somewhere nobody expected—can Red Hoodie set things right?
funny · imaginative · playful · educational
Genres
What is Don't Eat Granny. about?
Red Hoodie is writing her own version of Little Red Riding Hood, but her punctuation keeps getting muddled. A misplaced full stop puts Granny in a bag, while other mistakes give the story hilariously unexpected meanings. When four lively punctuation marks arrive to help, they soon become part of the adventure themselves. With a wolf, a determined girl and a very worried granny, this playful story shows how commas, question marks, exclamation marks and full stops can completely change what a sentence says.
About the author
Gillian McClure is a children’s author and illustrator who creates magical picture books filled with adventure, imagination and artwork. She has written more than thirty books, including Selkie, Zoe’s Boat and We’re Going to Build a Dam. Her stories draw on folk tales and encourage readers to explore, wonder and enjoy the world around them.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2024
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