The Story
Synopsis
The Grinny Granny Donkey is a fun and humorous childrenâs picture book filled with playful rhymes, silly descriptions, and lively illustrations. The story introduces Grinny Granny, the grandmother of the famous Wonky Donkey family, who charms readers with her funny false teeth and quirky personality. Written in a rhythmic, tongue-twisting style, the book encourages children to read aloud, laugh, and join in the âHee Haw!â fun. With colourful illustrations by Katz Cowley, this entertaining story is perfect for bedtime reading and family bonding.Â
About the Author
Craig Smith is a New Zealand childrenâs author, musician, and entertainer best known for creating The Wonky Donkeyseries. Originally written as a song, The Wonky Donkey became an international hit and later inspired several sequels, including The Grinny Granny Donkey. Smith is recognised for his energetic storytelling, catchy rhymes, and humorous writing style that appeals to both children and adults. He also received the 2008 APRA Childrenâs Song of the Year award for The Wonky Donkey.
Description
Synopsis
The Grinny Granny Donkey is a fun and humorous childrenâs picture book filled with playful rhymes, silly descriptions, and lively illustrations. The story introduces Grinny Granny, the grandmother of the famous Wonky Donkey family, who charms readers with her funny false teeth and quirky personality. Written in a rhythmic, tongue-twisting style, the book encourages children to read aloud, laugh, and join in the âHee Haw!â fun. With colourful illustrations by Katz Cowley, this entertaining story is perfect for bedtime reading and family bonding.Â
About the Author
Craig Smith is a New Zealand childrenâs author, musician, and entertainer best known for creating The Wonky Donkeyseries. Originally written as a song, The Wonky Donkey became an international hit and later inspired several sequels, including The Grinny Granny Donkey. Smith is recognised for his energetic storytelling, catchy rhymes, and humorous writing style that appeals to both children and adults. He also received the 2008 APRA Childrenâs Song of the Year award for The Wonky Donkey.












