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For National Curriculum Key Stage 1, Interest age: from c 5 years, Humorous stories (Children's / Teenage), Short stories (Children's / Teenage)
Number One for Fiendish Fun! Join Horrid Henry in another bumper book of mischief. Perfect for half-term reading, FIENDISH FOES contains six of the best stories about Horrid Henry and his arch-rival Moody Margaret, plus a bonus activity section packed with games and puzzles to keep readers busy.
Number One for Fiendish Fun! Join Horrid Henry in another bumper book of mischief.
Horrid Henry and his next-door neighbour, Moody Margaret, are sworn enemies - as are the rest of Henry's Purple Hand Gang and Margaret's Secret Club. Here are six of the best and funniest stories about Henry and Margaret's rivalry!
An irresistible introduction to reading for pleasure, with six illustrated stories plus a joke and activity section - the perfect gift for Horrid Henry fans everywhere, and ideal entertainment for school holidays and journeys.
Francesca Simon
For twenty five years, Jamie Rix has combined a career in television as a director, writer and producer with writing for children. He has worked on a wide variety of comedy programmes including the BAFTA winning The Revenge Files of Alistair Fury and Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids, as well as the British Comedy Award winning Faith in the Future and most recently the BBC sitcoms My Hero and Not Going Out. He continues writing for television and film, as well as writing books for children of all ages.
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