David Walliams Series 1 - Best Box Set Ever 5 Books Collection Set - Children's Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Billionaire Boy. Mr Stink. The Boy in the Dress. Gangsta Granny. Ratburger. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780007532216. Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books. Age Range: 8-12 years. Overview. Discover why David Walliams is one of the UK's best-loved children's authors with this brilliant five-book paperback collection. Packed with laugh-out-loud humour, big-hearted characters and surprising twists, this set brings together five of his most celebrated early novels in one great-value bundle. Perfect for confident young readers aged 8-12, it's an ideal introduction to Walliams' warm, witty and wonderfully illustrated storytelling — a fantastic gift or a brand-new addition to any bookshelf.. About the Books. This collection gathers five stand-alone stories that showcase David Walliams at his funniest and most heartfelt. In The Boy in the Dress, Dennis discovers that being different isn't a bad thing after all. Mr Stink follows lonely Chloe as she befriends a tramp with a very big secret. Billionaire Boy introduces Joe Spud, the richest twelve-year-old in the land, who has everything except a real friend. Gangsta Granny reveals that Ben's supposedly boring grandma was once an international jewel thief with one last heist to pull off. Finally, Ratburger sees plucky Zoe fighting to protect her beloved pet rat from the clutches of a dastardly burger-van owner. Each book stands entirely on its own, so readers can dip in and out in any order, and every story blends comedy with genuine emotional depth — tackling themes like family, friendship, kindness and self-acceptance in a way that resonates with children and adults alike. Illustrated throughout, these editions capture the mischievous spirit of Walliams' storytelling and have made him one of the most borrowed and best-selling children's authors in the UK. Together, the five titles make a brilliant, ready-made library for any young reader working through the full range of his early, much-