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HOUSE of BOOKS - HORRIBLE HISTORIES
ORDER YOUR HORRIBLE HISTORIES BOOKS HERELATEST TITLESTo see the latest titles and plans for new Horrible Histories up to 2010 then go to "The Deary Diary" In May 2007 the "Horrible Histories" series was re-released with new covers and extra new material. Let's hope the new look will be as popular as the old. here they are, side by side ...
HERE'S A FULL LIST of HORRIBLE HISTORIES :THE AWESOME EGYPTIANS 1993 THE TERRIBLE TUDORS 1993 THE VILE VICTORIANS 1994 THE ROTTEN ROMANS 1994
THE VICIOUS VIKINGS 1994 THE BLITZED BRITS 1995 CRUEL KINGS & MEAN QUEENS 1995 THE GROOVY GREEKS 1995 THE SLIMY STUARTS 1996 WICKED WORDS 1996 DREADFUL DIARY 1996 THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 1996 THE MEASLY MIDDLE AGES 1996
THE CUT-THROAT CELTS 1997 DARK KNIGHTS & DINGY CASTLES 1997 THE ANGRY AZTECS 1997 THE GORGEOUS GEORGIANS 1998 BLOODY SCOTLAND 1998 EVEN MORE TERRIBLE TUDORS 1998 FRIGHTFUL FIRST WORLD WAR 1998 ROWDY REVOLUTIONS 1999 THE MAD MILLENIUM (PLAYSCRIPT) 1999 * THE SAVAGE STONE AGE 1999 THE WOEFUL SECOND WORLD WAR 1999 THE SMASHING SAXONS 2000
THE INCREDIBLE INCA 2000 HORRIBLE HISTORY OF IRELAND 2000 HORRIBLE CHRISTMAS 2000 THE STORMIN NORMANS 2001 THE USA 2001 THE AWESOME ANCIENT QUIZ BOOK 2001 * THE BARMY BRITISH EMPIRE 2002 FRANCE 2002 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT 2002 THE RUTHLESS ROMANS 2003 A WICKED HISTORY OF THE WORLD 2003 VILLAINOUS VICTORIANS 2004 ENGLAND 2004 THE MAD MISCELLANY 2004 * LONDON 2005 ROTTEN RULERS 2005 EDINBURGH 2005 YORK 2005
AWFUL EGYPTIANS 2006 STRATFORD 2006 DUBLIN 2006 OXFORD 2007 WALES 2008 TERRIBLE TOMB OF TUTANKHAMEN POP-UP 2008 HORRIBLE HISTORIES PUSH OUT AND BUILD BOOK 2009 DREADFUL DAYS IN ROME 2009 (Comic-strip book)
HANDBOOKS (Full colur)PIRATES HANDBOOK 2006
KNIGHTS HANDBOOK 2006 OXFORD 2007 WARRIORS HANDBOOK 2007 WITCHES HANDBOOK 2007 VILLAINS HANDBOOK 2007 WW1 TRENCHES HANDBOOK 2008 SPIES OF WORLD WAR 2 HANDBOOK 2009 WW2 THE BLITZ HANDBOOK 2009
A HORRIBLE HISTORY OF BRITAIN 2010 WHO'S HORRIBLE IN HISTORY HANDBOOK 2010 Note ... the "Handbooks" are full colur. Titles marked * are now out of print. You can get signed copies from this website HORRIBLE HISTORIES - GORY STORIES (Fiction)
TOMB OF TREASURE (Egypt) 2008 TOWER OF TERROR (Tudor England) 2008 SHADOW OF THE GALLOWS (Victorian Britain) 2008 WALL OF WOE (Roman Britain) 2008 RAIDERS AND RUINS (Vikings) 2009 BOMBS ON BRITAIN (WW2 Britain) 2009 THE PLAGUE OF PAIN (Middle Ages) 2009 THE TRAIL OF TREASURE (Pirates) 2009
ORDER YOUR HORRIBLE HISTORIES BOOKS HERE
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What People Say
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"If you teach
history you must have a copy. But keep it chained to the desk.
Wet lunchtimes and end of term lessons will never be the same.
For Terrible Tudor swear words, dreadful jokes and an unearthing
of the kind of spine-chilling evidence that all pupils love
it's unbeatable" "Until now
I've only read one book about Horrible Histories which is
the rotten Romans and I enjoyed it a lot. Because I read this
book I understood that they are great books so I recommend
it to you all. These books are full of fun read them as soon
as possible." |
DID YOU KNOW ...?
HORRIBLE HISTORIES CAUSE HAVOC
Horrible Histories cause trouble whenever they are published! There is always some miserable, po-faced party-pooper who jumps up and says, "You can't say that ... even if it is true!"
Several of the books have been banned in some places and "Bloody Scotland" was reported to The Commission for Racial Equality by a bunch of well, nutters who call themselves "The Scottish Separatist Group".
The National Trust banned "Cruel Kings and Mean Queens" because it tells a story (true) about Prince Charles' ears. And Prince Charles happens to be loved by National Trust members!
Dr
Dreary says: "Some sad people have no sense of humour!"
SUPER SAMPLE - CAUSING HAVOC
From Horrible Histories - Bloody Scotland.
This is the bit that upset the touchy Scots! Terry Deary dared to call their Haggis "horrible!" Read the real recipe and make up your own mind!
Horrible HaggisIt doesn't matter who invented it, Scotland is now famous for the 'Haggis'. Robbie Burns wrote
a poem called "To a Haggis" and called it the "great
chieftain of the puddin' race." Here's a quick guide,
in case you fancy chomping on the chieftain... If your guest is religious then you may like to recite a couple of lines of Robbie Burns's "Selkirk Grace" before they tuck in. Burns said some people have food but can't eat it; other people need food but can't get any. He ends ... But we hae meat
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