kids First in the Series Books for just £1 @ Waterstones

*Scottish*Lass*

I got my order yesterday - Horrid Henry and How to Train Your Dragon - brilliant Thanks again OP

Sam_Tyler

thanks so much for this - just bought my son Artemis Fowl and Skullduggery Pleasant - 2 quid for 2 books delivered is brilliant. Chuffed!:T

squigs

Many thanks Op.
3 books ordered, for my sister to give to her grandchildren!

gentleorange

I ordered Artemis Fowl and Skullduggery Pleasant for my son, and to my great surprise he is actually reading the Skullduggery one!! Very pleased:)

antonia1

Does anybody know what age range the Horrid Henry books are for? I have a nephew who will be 4 this year, and he LOVES people reading to him, but I don't know if this might be too old for him yet.

Boromat

The Horrid Henry books are very popular among younger readers and at a pound I'd snap it up anyway! They are relatively accessible and certainly they'd be something for him to read himself a couple of years down the line if you found it was perhaps a bit advanced - though I imagine with someone reading it to him it may not be an issue. A worthwhile investment I'd say.

mrsinvisible

Thanks OP, £4 for bedtime books to read with DGS

sysky

what age would you recommend the skulduggery and artemis fowl books for?

montsie

sysky wrote: »

what age would you recommend the skulduggery and artemis fowl books for?

Based on content I'd say they are the higer end of 8-12 as in...10-12. Artemis has a lot of sarcasm and both contain mild horror and peril.
On a par with the first few Harry Potters I'd say which is technically shelved in teenage but...the first few are suitable for younger readers
Brilliant books to immerse in.

looktothefuture

Whoop whoop, just ordered 2 books and got cashback!