Not everyone is lucky enough to have a Gran who used to be a pirate. But even though she has settled by the seaside, Gran still gets into mischief. So if you want to avoid trouble, don't make her mad. Don't criticise her cooking - and never EVER look underneath her bed... 'Very funny and packed full of ideas!' - Charlie Higson, author of the Young Bond series and co-creator of The Fast Show.

About the Author
Geraldine Durrant is a retired feature writer and journalist whose work has been syndicated to newspapers and magazines worldwide. She lives in England. Rose Forshall is a Cornwall-based illustrator whose work has appeared in many newspapers and magazines, including the Guardian and Independent on Sunday.

Reviews
"A feisty story, with plenty of pratfalls that older children will appreciate." * Time Out (UK) * "Forshall's comic style illustrations provide a treasure trove of clues to Gran's piratical past. . . . Durrant's swashbuckling story of Gran's escapades, both past and present, and how she met and married Grandpa is awash with witty asides and humour." * Books for Keeps * "Pirate Gran . . . is indisputable truth, picture book confirmation, that grannies were once unbridled girls, bold maidens, bodacious damsels, not homespun grannies knitting in their rockers." * Southern Gazette *



Book Information
ISBN 9781906367077
Author Geraldine Durrant
Format Paperback
Page Count 32
Imprint National Maritime Museum
Publisher National Maritime Museum