Awful Henry and Minor Annoyances: Stories

A naughty eight -year -old boy named Henry is hard to call an example to follow. He does not like to go to school, there are vegetables for lunch and do everything that adults say. With his behavior, Henry is horrified by parents and teachers, but the stories about his tricks have been making readers around the world for almost 30 years. They are translated into 30 languages ​​and sold by a total circulation of more than 22 million copies.

In England, books about the terrible Henry are included in the five most popular library books. Children are happy to read them on their own and ask for continuation. What is the secret of such a success?
Henry is an incredibly charming antihero. He causes sympathy despite all his pranks, because it embodies a small restless “cheurtic” who sits in each of us.
The situations that Henry gets into school and at home are familiar to all children. And it was with me! - they exclaim, having read the next story. This joy of recognition is very important, because it helps the child sincerely love reading.
All books about Henry were illustrated by the world famous British artist Tony Ross.
“The terrible Henry and minor troubles” ̶ The fourth book of the series. It included four stories: “The terrible Henry and minor troubles”, “The terrible Henry and the Summen”, “The terrible Henry goes on an excursion”, “The terrible Henry and the dinner party”