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Can I read Granny Grabbers' Whizz Bang World on EtoBox?
Granny Grabbers' Whizz Bang World by Haptie, Charlotte is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Granny Grabbers' Whizz Bang World about?
Delilah Smart is just an ordinary child who wants to have a normal childhood, but her parents have other plans. They are determined that she wins the Worldwide Junior Extreme General Knowledge Competition and in order to achieve this Delilah must cram all day and only play with educational toys like the Sir Isaac Newton Brain Building Bear. And because Mr and Mrs Smart are Very Busy People Indeed they buy a childcare robot to do the boring stuff like looking after her. But Robot Granny Grabbers has hidden qualities and her own views on how to raise Deliliah. She let's her eat chocolate cake and play on trampolines. She builds aircrafts out of household objects and orders pets off the internet. And very soon Delilah is learning how to have fun. Then disaster strikes! Happy Home Robotics learn of Granny Grabbers' errant robot qualities and send a Nanny Deluxe replacement whose circuits are wired to ensure NO IMAGINATION whatsoever. Is Granny Grabbers for the scrapheap? It's instant Action Stations for Delilah Smart and the team ...
- Author
- Haptie, Charlotte
- Publisher
- Hachette Children's Books; Hodder & Stoughton
- Published
- 2012
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781444904086
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