Don't Be Horrid, Henry!: Book 1 (Horrid Henry Early Reader)

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A comical tale of Timothy, who sets out to disprove his sisters’ theory that all boys are rubbish at cooking, with lovely traditional illustrations – perfect for reading together.

Horrid Henry Early Reader Series by Francesca Simon - Goodreads

Early readers – also referred to as first readers – are stepping stones from picture books and reading scheme books to longer chapter books. They’re carefully developed to tell a great story, but in a format that children are able to read and enjoy by themselves, using familiar vocabulary and appealing illustrations.Part of a multi-level reading programme, these sci-fi early readers from Dorling Kindersley are available for beginner, early, developing and fluent readers. All aspects of the films are covered, with fantastic facts to pore over as well as stories to get lost in. I’m not on social media but just wanted to reach out and say I have been recommending you to everyone I know, with kids of course!

Horrid Henry Early Readers | Waterstones

In addition to the books, the Horrid Henry series has been adapted for television, with an animated series that aired on CITV in the UK. The TV show brought the characters to life and introduced them to a broader audience. The show was also a hit with children, who loved seeing their favourite characters on the screen. The Horrid Henry Early Readers series is perfect for children who are just beginning to read independently. The books are designed to build confidence and help young readers develop their reading skills in a fun and engaging way. The stories are short enough to hold a child's attention but still feature the same humour and relatable characters that are present in the longer Horrid Henry books.Frosty Freeze, the best ice cream makers ever, are having a Best Snowman Competition – and the prize is a year’s supply of free ice cream. Ladybird's Read it Yourself series is a levelled reading book series (70 books, 4 levels). As well as classic fairy tales and adapsted Beatrix potter stories you can choose from modern stories and favourite characters (Charlie and Lola, Moshi Monsters) for your child. An app and eBook versions are also available. Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. This Horrid Henry Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey. Horrid… Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early… Another reason for the popularity of the Horrid Henry books is the colourful cast of characters. Alongside Henry are his long-suffering parents, his perfect brother Peter, and his mischievous friends Rude Ralph and Perfect Peter. Each character is unique and has their own personality, making the stories even more entertaining. Children will love the fact that they can relate to one of the characters and see themselves in them.

Horrid Henry Reads A Book: Book 10 (Horrid Henry Early Reader) Horrid Henry Reads A Book: Book 10 (Horrid Henry Early Reader)

In addition to helping young readers develop their reading skills, the Horrid Henry Early Readers series also promotes positive values and behaviours. The stories often feature Henry getting into trouble, but he always learns his lesson in the end and realizes the importance of being kind and considerate to others. This makes the books not only entertaining but also educational. All illustrations are taken from books written by Francesca Simon, and published by Orion Children’s Books or Profile Books. The Horrid Henry books also have a positive message for children. Despite his horrid behaviour, Henry is still lovable, continuously learning his lesson. The stories teach children about the consequences of their actions and the importance of being kind and considerate to others. The books also encourage children to read, as the short story format is perfect for those who may not have the attention span for longer books.Horrid Henry braves the terrifying Fangmangler in this hilarious story perfect for Early Readers. Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books.… This classic madcap tale was the first ever early reader, published in 1957, and is a must-read for every primary-school child.