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Another thing I liked about the book is that without being preachy, it is able to deliver an important message as well about age and about the relationship between generations—not just grandparents and grandchildren but parents and children as well. Climb into your royal carriage as Granny and Ben enlist your help to pull off the greatest jewel heist in history! But all that changes one day to just the reverse when he discovers that his grandma is an international jewel thief—a gangsta granny!Anyone who thinks that all grannies do is wear mauve…will laugh out loud at David Walliams's new book" – Telegraph Magazine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. The jokes simply didn't land, none of it was in the slightest bit funny, it felt very tired and somehow stale. To be honest I find his laboured, sometimes camp, humour increasingly tiresome though I do admire him for the charity work he’s done (such as a 140-mile swim down the Thames).

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He finds it boring and repetitive as his Granny always feeds him cabbage-related dishes, most commonly cabbage soup and cabbage chocolate, and they are constantly playing Scrabble, plus her television hasn't been working since the 1990s.