Horrid Henry

Just as Henry’s settled down to watch his hero Mutant Max, he’s forced out of the house for a family walk in the countryside. Peter is delighted and soon enjoying the thrills of bird watching, much to Henry’s annoyance.

Moody Margaret is moving in whilst her parents are away for a few days, and it’s move over Henry too. Henry’s up against someone even more horrid than he is and it gets worse.

The latest craze is Gizmo collecting – not just any old gizmo but the ones from the Sweet Tweet cereal boxes. There are ten in all, from common green to rare gold, which is the one that everyone, including Henry, is looking for.

Mum is organizing the school fair and is on the hunt for old games and toys. Henry and Peter’s old games and toys, to be precise. Henry generously donates his Walkie-Talkie-Burpy-Slurpy-Teasy-Weasy Doll – in fact he’s glad to see the back of her.

It's Halloween and Henry is looking forward to playing lots of tricks and being given lots of treats. Of course is all goes horribly wrong when he's sent to his room and banned from leaving the house thanks to his perfect brother. Will the deter our her?

Miss Battle-Axe is determined that no one, not even Henry, will spoil this years sports day. After running himself out of the three legged race and getting Peter banned from the egg and spoon race he finds one diversionary tactic that really works.

Everyone’s losing their teeth, except for Henry – even Perfect Peter has lost his front tooth. It’s just not fair and something must be done. But Henry finds that it’s not so easy to trick the Tooth Fairy.

Henry’s off school dinners, but his move to the Packed Lunch room reveals a new enemy - Greasy Greta. The demon dinner lady is rigorously enforcing the ‘no sweets in school rule’ – by eating all the evidence!

Christmas! Aaah, a time of happiness and goodwill to all men. All except Stuck Up Steve, that is, who looks set to get his usual huge pile of presents, most of which Henry would really like to receive.

Henry knows how to deal with babysitters, he’s got them eating out of his hand. But when Rabid Rebecca turns up, Henry finds out that his usual tactics just don’t work.

When Mr. Kill goes missing, Henry goes into overdrive, playing detective to the full. Suspects are many and varied - Dad, Perfect Peter and of course Moody Margaret! But Henry learns his lesson the hard way - that the answer's often right under your nose!

Another day, another swimming lesson and Henry needs to come up with something good to avoid his least favourite lesson of all time! Will Henry's plans sink without a trace or will he find a way to finish off the opposition?

It's take your child to work day and Henry can't wait - a whole day playing computer games, eating donuts and surfing the web!

Every year it seems as though Henry’s birthday parties couldn’t get any worse, but of course they can, and do. It always involves a great deal of delicate negotiation and this time it’s no different.

A special night out at a posh restaurant with Rich Aunt Ruby and Stuck Up Steve is exactly what Henry doesn't want, especially when he’d rather be getting stuck in at Whopper Whoppee.

Henry's home made time machine takes Peter back to the future, to visit the Peter Museum. Peter is delighted, he always knew he was special. But even he doesn't realise quite how special, until Moody Margaret brings him back to the present with a bump!

There's a chocolate mousse in the fridge with Henry's name on it, so he’s outraged when he finds out that he doesn’t figure in Mum and Dad’s dinner plans.

Henry's really looking forward to his school trip – a visit to the local ice cream factory. So he’s none too pleased to find out that it’s closed and they’re off to the museum instead.

Horrid Henry loves money in all its forms. But it doesn’t love him and he never seems to have enough of it. Mum’s suggestion that he might like to earn some seems to be the answer to his problems.

When Henry accidentally paints Peter blue, he’s sent to his room for a very long time and all his stuff is confiscated. But he has the last laugh when he finds a way to get Peter into trouble, and not only Peter but the Best Boys Club too.

When Peter realises that it sometimes it pays to be horrid, he decides to be really, really horrid, but can he ever be horrid enough when he's got Henry as a big brother?

Henry's plan to take a day off from school comes spectacularly unstuck when he finds that everyone else has come down with the lurgy. Spending the day looking after everyone but himself wasn’t part of the plan.

When Henry manages to lock himself in the cellar with Peter, his first reaction is that it’s just not fair. His second reaction is to find a way out, but he soon discovers that things aren’t always as straightforward as they seem.

Henry is right out of sleepover options until New Nick invites him over for what Henry assumes will be another great night of mayhem.