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    Granny
    Granny
    Granny
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    Granny

    By Shaankari Ravulaparthi and Eshani Sonti

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    This book is about Granny who escapes her family to start a new life because she thinks that her family doesn't like her anymore. She meets a person who changes her life later. She goes through excitement, magic, thrill, and more. One day changes her whole life! Read the book to know what happens. Written By: Shaankari & Eshani

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShaankari Ravulaparthi
    Release dateApr 1, 2021
    ISBN9781005897635
    Granny
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    Shaankari Ravulaparthi

    Hello readers! I am Shaankari, a 12 year old author. I enjoy writing books in all sorts of genres. Fantasy, Historical, Comedy, Horror, Poetry, etc. My passion for writing started since elementary school, and it has been growing each year. I can't wait to entertain all of you with all my stories and more fun! Check out my published pieces here on Smashwords, and subscribe to me to recieve all updates. Also, feel free to leave a review after you read any one of my books! :)IF YOU'RE EAGER TO KNOW ABOUT ME, CHECK OUT MY INTERVIEW HERE AT SMASHWORDS:https://www.smashwords.com/interview/8ShaankariIF YOU HAVE ANY MORE QUESTIONS OR SUGGESTIONS, EMAIL ME AT- 8shaankari@gmail.com

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      Granny - Shaankari Ravulaparthi

      Granny

      By

      Shaankari Ravulaparthi

      & Eshani Sonti

      Written and illustrated by Shaankari & Eshani

      Copyright 2021 Shaankari Ravulaparthi

      CHAPTER I |  Escape

      I struggle to get up from my antique bed that is trying its very best to break apart. Ahh, Ooh, Eeh! I yell with knee pain. I go to the stove and make some hot chocolate with marshmallows scattered over the sizzling milk. My fingers dance, as I take the scorching hot chocolate to my granddaughter in pain. I asked for coffee, not hot chocolate! she yells at me in hatred. She still takes the glass of hot chocolate and pretends to sip it. I walk back, thinking she does not mind drinking it. By the time I walk another step, I hear a blast. She shattered the glass. 

      My family. My family doesn’t want me anymore. I shed tears. My tears could surely cover the droughts in Kansas. William, my own husband, left me long ago for business, Charlotte has decided to be a model, and Holly, she wants to damage my property! I cannot deal with this house anymore. I decide to pack up and leave. Permanently.

      I enter the most rural areas of this state. I don’t even know exactly where I even am. I walk and walk, until my heart tells me to stop. Follow Your Heart But Take Your Brain With You. William told me that once. I guess the time where I actually use it has come. Granny! someone yells, from what seems like a long distance. Who’s there?! No reply. I assume nobody yelled for me. It’s not like I have

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