Description

David Walliams is a British author, comedian, and television personality, best known for his work as a judge on *Britain’s Got Talent* and for his popular children’s books. He was born on August 20, 1971, in London, England. Walliams originally rose to fame as part of the comedy duo *Little Britain*, alongside Matt Lucas, which gained widespread popularity in the 2000s.

His transition into children’s literature has been highly successful. Walliams has written numerous best-selling books, many of which are aimed at young readers. Some of his most famous works include:

1. **The Boy in the Dress** (2008) – Walliams’ debut children’s novel, about a boy named Dennis who loves fashion.
2. **Mr. Stink** (2009) – A humorous story about a homeless man and his unlikely friendship with a young girl.
3. **Gangsta Granny** (2011) – A tale of a boy who uncovers his grandmother’s secret life as a jewel thief.
4. **Billionaire Boy** (2010) – The story of a 12-year-old billionaire who learns that money can’t buy everything.
5. **The World’s Worst Children** (2016) – A collection of short stories featuring characters with ridiculous behaviors.

Walliams’ books are known for their humor, heart, and underlying themes of friendship, kindness, and overcoming adversity. They are often illustrated by Tony Ross, and many of them have been adapted into TV films.

Apart from writing, Walliams has released a series of annuals, which are collections of his stories, illustrations, and activities for fans. These annuals usually follow a theme from his books or include brand-new content for readers to enjoy.

If you’re looking for specific details on a 2025 annual or more information on his works, feel free to ask!