Granny
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the oldest granny exclaimed.
Joe was on the stage beside her, struggling and straining. The grannies had not only tied him up—that would have been bad enough. They had also fastened him into a straitjacket that they had evidently knitted themselves since it was made out of pink wool.
“My name is Elsie Bucket,” the woman went on, “and I am the oldest granny in Great Britain. One hundred and six years old today!”
There was loud applause from the audience, but Elsie Bucket did not smile. She held u...p a gray, skeletal hand for silence.
“Yes,” she said. “I have received seven telegrams from the Queen. Seven telegrams! But have I so much as received one single present? Not on your bippy!” She sniffed. “So much for the Queen!”
She walked slowly to the front of the stage.
“I am old, and like you, fellow grannies, I do not wish to be old. All my life I have thought about this. I was so afraid of being old that I never actually enjoyed being young. Fortunately, however, I was a brilliant scientist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the oldest granny exclaimed.
Joe was on the stage beside her, struggling and straining. The grannies had not only tied him up—that would have been bad enough. They had also fastened him into a straitjacket that they had evidently knitted themselves since it was made out of pink wool.
“My name is Elsie Bucket,” the woman went on, “and I am the oldest granny in Great Britain. One hundred and six years old today!”
There was loud applause from the audience, but Elsie Bucket did not smile. She held u...p a gray, skeletal hand for silence.
“Yes,” she said. “I have received seven telegrams from the Queen. Seven telegrams! But have I so much as received one single present? Not on your bippy!” She sniffed. “So much for the Queen!”
She walked slowly to the front of the stage.
“I am old, and like you, fellow grannies, I do not wish to be old. All my life I have thought about this. I was so afraid of being old that I never actually enjoyed being young. Fortunately, however, I was a brilliant scientist.
What to read after Granny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Horowitz to read onlineMoreLess
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