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Granbad
Hardback

Granbad

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A funny, feel-good picture book about a grandad doing the wrong things for the right reasons.

My grandad is a rebel. We call him Granbad.

Granbad doesn't believe in rules like screen-time limits or healthy snacks. But he does believe in saving the planet. When a protest to protect native forests doesn't work, he will need to go to new heights to make it right. Good thing he's a rule breaker...

A funny, feel-good story about doing the wrong things for the right reasons.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
University of Queensland Press
Country
Australia
Date
1 August 2023
Pages
32
ISBN
9780702266232

A funny, feel-good picture book about a grandad doing the wrong things for the right reasons.

My grandad is a rebel. We call him Granbad.

Granbad doesn't believe in rules like screen-time limits or healthy snacks. But he does believe in saving the planet. When a protest to protect native forests doesn't work, he will need to go to new heights to make it right. Good thing he's a rule breaker...

A funny, feel-good story about doing the wrong things for the right reasons.

Read More
Format
Hardback
Publisher
University of Queensland Press
Country
Australia
Date
1 August 2023
Pages
32
ISBN
9780702266232
 
Book Review

Granbad
by Penny Tangey, Peter Baldwin (illus.)

by Dani Solomon, Jul 2023

Granbad – so known because he does ‘bad’ things such as sneaking the grandkids extra lollies, and breaking rules while attending protests to save forests – does not give up when his protest doesn’t work, and I love him for it.

It can be very disheartening when you work really hard to fight to protect something you care about, and your attempts fall on unhearing ears. Watching Granbad steel his resolve and take his protest a step further is encouraging and positive, but the reason this book wins my heart is because there are a lot of books out there showing kids how to be young activists, which is great, but some kids can take it on board a little too much and take on the burden we should be carrying for them.

As Granbad says, ‘Us adults need to take a stand,’ and I think it’s really nice for kids to hear that and know that we’ve got this. A wonderful and funny book great for ages 3+.