Horrid Henry

You can hear Horrid Henry stories every evening at half past 6 on FUN radio.

The stories, written by Francesca Simon and performed by Miranda Richardson, are taken from the popular books Horrid Henry's Underpants, Horrid Henry and the Mummy's Curse, Horrid Henry and the Bogey Babysitter and Horrid Henry's Nits.

Horrid Henry is one of the most popular children's characters, and if you want to learn more about him, read our fact file below....

 HORRID HENRY’S EVIL ENEMIES FACT FILE

 Worst enemies

 Peter

 Nickname: Perfect

 Worst features: too many to count

 Best feature: none

 Most evil crime: being born

 Margaret

 Nickname: Moody

 Worst features: grouchy, bossy

Best feature: owns a pirate hook, sabre and cutlass

 Most evil crime: living next door

 Susan

 Nickname: Sour

 Worst feature: whining, moaning copycat

 Best feature: slaps Margaret

 Most evil crime: joining Margaret’s secret club

 Steve

 Nickname: Stuck-up

Worst feature: always bragging about how rich he is

Best feature: lives far away

Most evil crime: trying to trick me into thinking his house was haunted

Bill

Nickname: Bossy

Worst feature: mean, double-crossing creep

Best feature: doesn’t go to my school

Most evil crime: getting me into trouble at Dad’s office

Rebecca

Nickname: Rabid

Worst features: toughest teen in town. Makes children go to bed early and hogs the TV.

Best feature: scared of spiders

Most evil crime: making me go to bed at 7 pm!!

Lily

Nickname: Lisping

Worst feature: follows me around

Best feature: smaller than me

Most evil crime: asking me to marry her

Other things Horrid Henry hates

Homework

Boring holidays

Walks

Fresh air

Healthy food

Bedtime

Horrid Henry’s Greatest victories

Tricking Bossy Bill into photocopying his bottom

Switching Christmas presents with Stuck-up Steve

Stinkbombing Moody Margaret’s Secret Club

Enlisting Sour Susan as a double agent

Defeating Rabid Rebecca

Escaping Lisping Lily

Being older, bigger and cleverer than Perfect Peter

Horrid Henry audiobooks are published by Orion - for more information go to www.orionbooks.co.uk