Penny Dreadful Pack x 5 Award-winning author Pack by Joanna Nadin (author) and Jess Mikhail (illustrator)

Suitable for 7 – 9 years

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Meet the new mastermind of mischief-making! Penny’s name isn’t actually Penny Dreadful. That’s just her dad’s idea of a JOKE. Her actual name is Penelope Jones. All the same, this little minx hasn’t picked up her nickname for nothing. It’s not that Penny means to do dreadful things. In fact, she only wants to do her best. Unfortunately, in Penny’s case, that generally leads to broken bones, accidents with superglue and hospital visits that go terribly wrong!

Three heartwarming and hilarious tales by Joanna Nadin, shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize.

“Don’t miss the comic genius that is Penny Dreadful, a wickedly funny new creation and worthy contender to Horrid Henry.” The Bookseller

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Paperback

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New

In this pack

Penny Dreadful Causes a Kerfuffle

Award-winning author
Penny Dreadful Cooks Up a Calamity

Award-winning author
Penny Dreadful is a Complete Catastrophe

Award-winning author
Penny Dreadful is a Magnet for Disaster

Award-winning author
Penny Dreadful is Incredibly Contagious

Award-winning author

Author/Illustrator

Joanna Nadin

Joanna studied drama at Hull, and later worked part-time for a juggling company whilst studying for a MA in Political communications in Peckham, London. Having worked for Alastair Campbell, she left Downing Street after the 2005 election, and now freelances as a government speech and TV scriptwriter. She has written five books for younger readers, some of which have been shortlisted for numerous awards.