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Henry’s House Pair Award-winning author Pack

by Philip Ardagh (author)

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Adventures in other galaxies? Knights in moated castles? Henry’s amazing house can whisk you to them all! Meet Henry, an ordinary boy who lives in an extraordinary house – a house which has all kinds of things to show him! As Henry’s house reveals the weird details of life in other times and places, you’d better be ready for big adventures! This riotous romp through learning is written by chuckle-master Philip Ardagh, winner of the Roald Dahl Funny Prize. Full of jokes, quizzes and side-splitting laughter, it’s fact-packed and it’s fun-packed. So get packed – and head for Henry’s house!

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Henry's House: Knights and Castles

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Henry's House: Space

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Author/Illustrator

Philip Ardagh

Philip Ardagh is the bestselling author of the Eddie Dickens adventures. In 2009 he has two new series: the very funny fictional Grubtown Tales, and fact-packed Henry’s House.

He wrote BBC radio’s first truly interactive radio drama, collaborated with Sir Paul McCartney on his first children’s book and is a ‘regularly irregular’ reviewer of children’s books for the Guardian. Married with a son, he divides his time between Tunbridge Wells and Grubtown, where he cultivates his impressive beard!