Francesca Simon at the Edinburgh International Book Festival

Much-loved master of mischief Horrid Henry is back! His award-winning creator Francesca Simon brings you an interactive event bursting with Henry’s hilarious stories, including latest adventure Up, Up and Away. Prepare to giggle your socks off with these rib-tickling tales of wicked tricks, this year celebrating their 25th birthday. This event, filmed live at the 2019 Edinburgh International Book Festival, is perfect entertainment for naughty little ones.

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