Horrible Histories Pack x 23 Award-winning author Pack by Terry Deary (author)

Horrible Histories Pack x 23

Suitable for 9 – 11 years

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No more nice-guy nonsense about history. It’s time to learn it the horrible way! Yes – it’s horribly boring when you learn it in the classroom. But with all the nasty bits left in, it’s historically funny! Laughs, disasters, disgusting jokes: you love this series so much you’ve bought over 25 million copies. How’s that for a horrible fact?

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Author/Illustrator

Terry Deary

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Born in Sunderland in 1946, Terry Deary lives in County Durham with his family. Terry’s early life was spent in his father’s butcher’s shop and his career in the arts began in 1972 at Theatre Powys in Mid Wales. He has worked as an actor, theatre-director, drama teacher and television presenter. Terry still acts with roles in British films and has appeared in the Horrible Histories TV, stage-shows and feature film. As an actor, Terry began writing scripts. One of his most successful was The Custard Kid which became his first novel in 1977. Terry has enjoyed over 40 years as an author, including over 80 titles in Horrible Histories the world’s bestselling children’s history series. He is also an author of fiction and non-fiction for adults. Terry is an ambassador for his home city of Sunderland and was made a Doctor of Education at Sunderland University.

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  1. Julie bauer
    on 31 October 2015

    Woeful second world war

    My son aged 7 read this book in 3 days flat. Loved it. We have had to go and find the others in this collection.

  2. Laki
    on 29 November 2014

    Horrible History

    i still think history is boring all we learn about is the egypt at school

    1 out of 5

  3. Rob
    on 14 February 2012

    Horrible Histories

    i love horrible history books, because i found out a lot about the topics and i never knew histroy could be so much fun. i now wish i could have lived in the measly middle ages they sound great with all the castles and games they had, not so sure about the food though.

    5 out of 5

  4. rhiannon
    on 31 January 2012

    woeful second world war

    i think it could of been better if i could rate it out of 100 i would rate it 49

    5 out of 5

  5. sophie
    on 24 January 2012

    horrible history

    i hate books and more history but when i read these books it made me laugh my head off and some parts are discustuing but at the end i found out i learnt more abou the topics that i read about.

  6. oliver brown
    on 1 October 2011

    kings and queens

    it is a good book because it has a whole page about king Henry the VII

    5 out of 5

  7. amber
    on 23 March 2011

    horrible histories

    great show so must be greats books:]

    5 out of 5

  8. Leon
    on 25 January 2011

    Horrible Histories

    I love Horrible History books because it makes history alot fun than learning the boring bits in school! My favourite topic is World War 2!

    5 out of 5

  9. MEGAN
    on 12 January 2011

    rotten romans

    i think it is a grate jot to rad and it is just like a comedy

    5 out of 5

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