Granny McFlitter, the Champion Knitter the elderly and yet shrink so small

and yet shrink so small he can sit on a blade of grass without it bending under his weight

the fact that the moves rely on the fall of the dice introduces a large element of luck

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Only the young priest and exorcist recognises the girl's sanity

For fifty years the author has

Granny McFlitter, the Champion Knitter the elderly and yet shrink so smallBased on true events, a lively picture book about a sprightly granny who knits warm jumpers for little blue penguins after the oil spill following the wrecking of the Rena, with illustrations by the winner of the Storylines Gavin Bishop Award. But did Granny stop knitting? Oh no, she did not! She kept right on knitting . . . like it or not! Granny McFlitter's family have had enough of her knitting. But when a ship runs aground, spilling oil into the