The World's Worst Children 3 by David Walliams - Children's Fiction - Hardback Book Ages 7+

Details. Condition: New. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9780008304591. Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books. Age Range: 7+ years. Overview. The World's Worst Children 3 is the third instalment in David Walliams' phenomenally popular short story collection, bringing together ten brand new tales of thoroughly horrid boys and girls. Illustrated throughout in full, gruesome colour by acclaimed artist Tony Ross, this hardback edition is packed with the same wicked wit and larger-than-life characters that have made the series a favourite with young readers, parents, and teachers across the UK.. About the Book. Just when readers thought it was safe to return to their bookshelves, David Walliams unleashes ten more horrendously hilarious children into the world. From ten-year-old Hank, whose relentless pranks torment his poor, long-suffering family, to Tandy, notorious for her titanic tantrums, each story serves up outrageous mischief, sharp comic timing, and a gentle cautionary sting in the tail. Every tale is illustrated in vivid, gruesome colour by Tony Ross, whose expressive artwork brings each dreadful child vividly to life on the page. Told in Walliams' signature style, the short, punchy chapters are perfectly pitched for independent readers who enjoy gross-out humour and slapstick comedy, while also working brilliantly as read-aloud stories for family bedtime or classroom sessions. As the third book in the World's Worst Children series, it stands confidently alongside its predecessors, offering fans more of the same delightfully dreadful storytelling, while remaining an entertaining standalone read for newcomers. The hardback format makes it a sturdy, attractive addition to any bookshelf and a memorable gift for any child who loves to laugh.. Ten brand new, fiendishly funny short stories in one hardback volume. Full-colour illustrations throughout by acclaimed artist Tony Ross. Short, punchy chapters ideal for independent readers or read-aloud time. From David Walliams,