Gangsta Granny Strikes Again] Paperback – 16 November 2021

The media could not be loaded. 1) Actually i first brought gangster granny because of the bright red colour and i know it's a children book and im 22 and this won't suit me that's wht i thought but it's really interesting that i brought gangsta granny strikes again2) One of my best purchases of book collection, really fun to read and it's so interesting3) My favourite part is illustration it's really cute the drawings4) This book literally entertained a 22yrs old person so why won't it entertain children,it definitely will so if anyone wants to buy this book go for it

It’sa great book and is fun to read, I really liked the settings and the way David Walliams portrayed the way they stole the Queen’s crown, though it was slightly sad that the gramma passed away at the end,

THIS BOOK IS AMAZING.I WAS LAUGHING AT THE THOUGHT OF THE QUEEN STEALING HER OWN CROWN JEWELS.

And he reads in less than one day these exciting books from David. Genius writer he is.

My kid has already read this one 4-5 times. Good Buy.

Greatest book I have read

“All that really matters in life is that you give love and are loved in return. It doesn’t matter if you are a prince or a pauper.”Ben is getting used to life without his beloved granny. She was a cabbage enthusiast, a Scrabble partner… and an international jewel thief known as The Black Cat. Now, only the memory of their extraordinary adventure to steal the Crown Jewels lives on.Then something inexplicable happens. Daring thefts of priceless treasures are all over the news. The crimes have the pawprints of The Black Cat – Ben’s very own Gangsta Granny – all over them. But with Granny gone, who on earth could pull off such daring heists? Can Ben crack the case?I love a good mystery and Walliams definitely cooks up a spectacular one in this daring series of robberies across London – a fabulous sequel to Ben’s adventures with his granny. The engaging plot not only piques your curiosity but has lots of action to keep you glued to the pages.The book discusses parental expectations, familial bonds, and dealing with the loss of a loved one, which are always an important aspect of Walliams’s writing. Of course, there’s Raj without whom any David Walliams book feels incomplete. I’m glad he was able to take part in the adventure rather than just sit in his shop to sell out-of-date candy.Witty, with humour that makes you laugh till your stomach hurts, this is the perfect follow-up to an intriguing mystery that does not seem to end. The Black Cat lives on.For complete review, visit aquamarineflavours.wordpress.com