Oh Gran!

By Stephanie Dagg

Gran is recently back from spending a few years in Australia. She comes to look after Emily for a weekend. Emily is dreading it as she doesn't really know her Gran, and all her friends say theirs are boring and fussy. Grans can be so uncool.
But not this Gran. She rides a tiger-striped motor-bike, a bit too fast sometimes. She eats nothing but burgers and muffins and has picked up some handy Aboriginal skills during her time 'down under'.
Emily is in for quite a surprise!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Stephanie Dagg
• Release date: Sep 12, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465880338

Stephanie Dagg

I'm an English ex-pat living in France with my family and a lot of animals, including llamas and carp. I was a bestselling author in Ireland, where we lived for 15 years before we moved to our new home here. I've recently relaunched my writing career, but this time as an indie ebook author and publisher. It's the twenty-first century after all!

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Oh Gran!

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Stephanie Dagg

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Copyright 2011 Stephanie J Dagg

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Chapter 1 News Time

Has anyone else got any news? asked Mrs Crowley.

It was Friday afternoon, which was end-of-the-week news time at school. Teresa Barry had just told everyone how she’d passed her first Tae Kwondo exam the night before. She now had a yellow-tip belt. (Frank Feeney, sitting in the back row, decided he had better stop teasing her in the yard.)

Surely someone has more news? persisted Mrs Crowley.

No one put a hand up.

Mrs Crowley’s eye fell on Emily.

Emily, have you got some news?

Emily had, but she didn’t feel much like sharing it.

Not really, Mrs Crowley, muttered Emily, wishing her teacher had picked on someone else.

Mrs Crowley refused to be put off.

"There must