Granny is a Punk: A Day of Riffs, Rats and Rebellion

Forget the lullabies and turn up the volume! 

Granny Is a Punk is the second book in a series introducing kids to iconic subcultures. This isn’t a story about sitting still; it’s a celebration of DIY energy, loud guitars, and the courage to be yourself.

Granny is preparing her exhibition in an old factory. Before it opens, she and her granddaughter grab DIY fanzines to distribute in the city. They dive into the urban buzz, rescue a rat, hunt for hard riffs in record stores, and get lost together in the subway. An ode to defiance and a celebration of the punk spirit

Claire Philip is an author and editor who has worked on hundreds of wonderful children’s books. She lives in the beautiful Lake District in England with her husband and their pets.

Raquel Martín is a Spanish illustrator based in Menorca. In her work, she uses both traditional and digital techniques. Nature, the hidden beauty in simple everyday scenes and cultural diversity are constant sources of inspiration in her work.

She has illustrated children’s books and educational materials for leading publishers worldwide, with her work translated into multiple languages. Her illustrations also have been featured in magazines like FLOW and Vanity Fair, as well as advertising campaigns.