Horrid Henry reaches a younger generation of readers in a new version of this amusing picture book.

Horrid Henry creates havoc at his birthday party

Horrid Henry reaches a younger generation of readers in an illustrated version of 'Horrid Henry's Holiday', which has been divided into easily digestible chapters.

This is a new edition of one of Horrid Henry's best-loved stories, with new colour pictures and short, accessible chapters - ideal for newly confident readers.

Freya is an ordinary girl living in modern Britain, but with a twist: people still worship the Viking gods. She's caught in her parents' divorce. One evening, stuck with her dad at the British Museum, she is drawn to the Lewis Chessmen and Heimdall's Horn. This is a tale featuring Norse myths and contemporary family life.

Horrid Henry is rapidly establishing himself as a character children love to hear about. These four tales of a very naughty boy, his maddeningly good little brother Perfect Peter, and Moody Margaret, all show him wreaking havoc.

Horrid Henry gets nits but Perfect Peter, his little brother, doesn't making Henry all the more determined to give them to every child he knows. Francesca Simon's Henry character is now almost a cult hero in the playground

Henry is up to his horrid tricks again. He tries, and fails, to trick the tooth fairy, rids his family of an unwelcome houseguest and single-handedly creates havoc at Cousin Polly's wedding.

In this collection, Horrid Henry makes sure he gets the presents he wants for Christmas, sabotages the school sports, day, runs away from home, and thinks of a brilliant way to get rich quick - by selling off his little brother

This is the latest title in the popular Horrid Henry series. He slugs it out with his little brother over what TV show to watch, gets on TV himself, cheats in a competition, and goes to stay in a house his cousin assures him is haunted.