Horrid Henry - Francesca Simon

\nAge Level: 7 and up - Grade Level: 2 to 5Horrid Henry is the very first collection of stories about the master of mischief (and the funniest kid in the universe) including: Horrid Henry is dragged to dance class.Horrid Henry competes with Moody Margaret to make the World's Yuckiest Glop(TM).Horrid Henry tries to survive vacation without TV.And, Horrid Henry tries to be good like Perfect Peter (but finds out he is bad at being good).Horrid Henry is a publishing and media phenomenon all over the world. This laugh-out-loud series has sold millions of copies in the UK and over 200,000 in the US, has spawned a very successful TV show in Britain, has been published in 27 languages, and has received incredible praise from the press, librarians, booksellers, parents, and, most importantly, kids, the world over For kids beginning to read independently, Horrid Henry by Francesca Simon and Tony Ross arrived from England this year, importing sophisticated humor and a sly approach to storytelling.--Los Angeles TimesWill make you laugh out loud.--Sunday Times Why Horrid Henry?Kids love it \nI love the Horrid Henry books by Francesca Simon. They have lots of funny bits in. And Henry always gets into trouble \nMia, age 6, BBC Learning is FunIt's easy to see why Horrid Henry is the bestselling character for 5-8 year olds. \nLiverpool EchoBecause it's funny \nMy two boys love this book and I have actually had tears running down my face and had to stop reading because of laughing so hard. My oldest son is rereading all the books in this series on his own now and he still loves them. Happy reading \nT. Franklin, ParentA modern comic classic. \n SF Said, Guardian Children's Books SupplementKids get to be harmlessly rebellious \nHenry is a beguiling hero who has entranced millions of reluctant readers... little rebels will love this collection and even little angels will be secretly thrilled by Henry's anti-heroic behaviour. \nHeraldHenry's naughtiness is a yardstick against which children can get a sense of their own moral goodness and social justice \nWhat is brilliant about the books is that Henry never does anything that is subversive. She creates an aura of supreme naughtiness (of which children are in awe) but points out that he operates within a safe and secure world. \nEmily Turner, Angels And Urchins MagazineReaches the most important age group--children who are learning to read \nI have tried out the Horrid Henry books with groups of