Horrid Henry and the Mega-Mean Time Machine

A time machine, in Henry's hands, is either the greatest idea in history — or the worst.

Henry has invented a time machine (out of a cardboard box, obviously) and the possibilities for chaos are essentially limitless. Four new stories put Henry in situations that spiral, escalate, and collapse in the most gloriously predictable and yet somehow always surprising ways. Francesca Simon at the peak of her perfectly calibrated mayhem.

Henry's inventiveness — even when the invention is absolutely terrible — is something young readers quietly admire. There is creativity in every disaster, and children sense that.

Brilliant for newly independent readers aged 5–8 who want short chapters, big laughs, and a hero who makes every mistake imaginable so they don't have to.

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NOTE FROM TALESGALORE

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This book is for you if you love

• Children
• Fiction
• Funny
• Horrid Henry
• Humour