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Ellie and Granny Mac


Walker Stories

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No. of pages 64

Published: 2009

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An endearing and heartwarming story about a little girl's summer holiday in Edinburgh with her grandma. Ellie usually goes to see Yiayia, her Greek grandma, for the summer holidays, but this year Yiayia can't have her. Instead Ellie will have to stay with Granny Mac in Edinburgh. Ellie had been looking forward to swimming in the sea, and seeing octopuses, and feeling silver fish between her toes. She isn't so sure about summer in Scotland - doesn't it always rain there? But Ellie is pleasantly surprised to discover that there's lots to do with Granny Mac, and when she tells Yiayia all about it on the phone she realizes that when you have two grannies you get the best of both worlds!

 

This book is part of a book series called Walker Stories .

There are 64 pages in this book. This book was published 2009 by Walker Books Ltd .

SUE WILLIAMS is the author of the acclaimed picture books I Went Walking and Let's Go Visiting, as well as Dinnertime! She lives in Adelaide, Australia, where she is also an editor and publisher of children's books. JULIE VIVAS is illustrator of I Went Walking, Let's Go Visiting, the Mem Fox classics Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge and Possum Magic, and several other picture book titles. She lives in Australia. Elizabeth MacLennan was married to John McGrath, the writer, director and producer, and was herself an actress. Together, the couple founded the 7:84 theatre companies in Scotland and England. Elizabeth was born and raised in Sutherland; this was her only book for children.

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