The World’s Worst Children - Ages 7-10

In The World’s Worst Children, David Walliams introduces readers to a collection of delightfully dreadful youngsters who are sure to amuse and horrify in equal measure. This captivating book, aimed at ages 7 to 10, showcases a series of tales featuring the most mischievous and monstrous children you can imagine.

The Plot

Each chapter unveils a new character, from the inventive yet insufferable brat to the girl whose antics leave chaos in her wake. Readers will encounter:

• Beastly Boys - Boys who take mischief to new heights, often with hilariously disastrous outcomes.
• Gruesome Girls - Girls whose monstrous behaviour and outrageous schemes push the boundaries of imagination.

Through these outlandish stories, Walliams cleverly explores themes of childhood mischief, the consequences of bad behaviour, and the importance of friendship and empathy.

Writing Style

Walliams’ engaging and accessible writing style combines humour with vivid illustrations, making it a joy for young readers. His knack for creating quirky characters and outrageous plots is reminiscent of Roald Dahl's beloved works, appealing to children and adults alike. The book invites laughter while also imparting valuable lessons about kindness and understanding.

“A treasure trove of hilarity and imagination, perfect for any child with a penchant for the peculiar.”

For those who enjoyed Walliams' previous titles like Gangsta Granny or Grandpa’s Great Escape, The World’s Worst Children promises to deliver the same level of entertainment and excitement.