Ms. Tiddler

Ms Tiddler is a pessimistic old lady that lives in the same street as Horrid Henry and Perfect Peter. She dislikes children and cats. She owns a dog called Tiddles. She dislikes Henry’s family and always calls them horrid. It is shown that she hasn’t got any friends except for Tiddles and that she’s a crazy lady for allowing her dog to wee on people’s legs (especially Henry’s.)
In Horrid Henry Goes Fishing, Dad took her hat by accident with the fishing rope and she used her handbag to hit Dad and called him a big bully.
== Appearance ==
Ms Tiddler is a short, stocky woman in her later years who has a slight hunch. 
In Series 2 to 4, she has grey hair and pale skin. She usually dresses in a long pink coat over a mauve dress and wears a woolly hat of a slightly darker shade of pink. She also carries a brown handbag.
In Series 5, she has brown hair and slightly more tanned skin. She wears a magenta jacket over a pink shirt and blue skirt. She wears a purple hat with lighter purple flowers on it and carries a purple handbag. She looks identical to her twin sister shown in Horrid Henry Meets Mr Tiddler.
She is always seen with her dog, a small critter named Tiddles.
== Personality ==
Ms Tiddler is a very grumpy character with a fondness for calling the people she meets horrid. She doesn’t seem to much care about other people, as shown by the fact that she lets her dog wee on whoever it pleases.
== Trivia ==
* Like Razor Ron, she hates children as mentioned in Horrid Henry Meets Mr Tiddler.
* Like her dog, she looks different in Series 5.
* In Horrid Henry Meets Mr Tiddler, it is shown that she has a twin sister, a famous author who wrote Peter's favourite book, The Story of Mr Tiddler.
== Gallery ==
Ms Tiddler series 5.png|Ms Tiddler in Series 5
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