Served with a spoonful of nonsense
Written by Suellen Drysdale - Illustrated by Liesl Bell
Written by Suellen Drysdale - Illustrated by Liesl Bell
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Build a bond with your child
Storytelling through rhyme is a memorable and fun way to create family closeness. Nothing beats a good old "words on paper" book to share with your child or grandchild as they snuggle on your knee and read along with you. This book will bring back memories of the old traditional nursery rhymes, but with a twist that will leave your child laughing along with you... Forgetful Gran is 103! But her memory is not what it used to be, She's muddled some lines, added bits here and there, And her rhymes could be naughty, so read if you dare. Forgetful Gran's Muddle Rhymes - served with a spoonful of nonsense, is now available online. Available in Hardback (to withstand multiple storytimes) $24.95 and coming soon in Paperback $16.95 (December) |
"Reading to a child stimulates their imagination, builds vocabulary and creates a bond with the reader that's treasured long after the words are heard." 
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A Sample of Silliness...
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About Forgetful Gran's Muddle Rhymes
Created by Author Suellen Drysdale, Forgetful Gran's Muddle Rhymes revisits the traditional Nursery Rhymes, but with a totally new flavour of zaniness. Beautifully illustrated by Liesl Bell with humourous detail, each page carries its own story that allows older folks to share their childhood memories with the little people in their life. Muddle Rhymes include: |
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Forgotten your Nursery Rhymes? No problem! The book includes a Glossary of traditional nursery rhymes to remind you of how they used to be told. You will find out...
Why did Old Mother Hubbard wake up in the cupboard? What is Wee Willie Wonka doing as he runs through the town? What keeps the Five Little Piggies so busy in the modern age? Ask to have your book signed by Forgetful Gran! (or the author)
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WARNING: May contain traces of nuts and nonsense
Forgetful Gran loves kitties! Look for Forgetful Gran's cat as she wanders through the pages of the book. Can you find her? |
