The Wizards Of Once Knock Three Times
By Cressida Cowell
Xar and Wish unite Magic and Iron but can they outwit the treacherous Nuckalavee?
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The Wizards of Once: Knock Three Times is a lively third adventure, packed with Cressida Cowell’s trademark wit, energetic illustrations and magical creatures. Xar and Wish’s uneasy alliance gives the story plenty of heart, while the darker peril and occasional frightening imagery make it best suited to confident junior fantasy readers.
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What is The Wizards Of Once Knock Three Times about?
In this thrilling adventure, young heroes Xar and Wish must unite Magic and Iron to confront the fearsome Nuckalavee. Together, they embark on a perilous quest to save their homes from destruction, encountering new allies like bears and piskies, and facing treachery along the way. Will they succeed before it's too late?
About the author
Cressida Cowell is a much-loved British author and illustrator. She is best known for her exciting 'How to Train Your Dragon' series, which has also become popular films. Cressida loves to inspire children to read and write, and her stories are full of adventure, humour, and unforgettable characters.
Discussion ideas around The Wizards Of Once Knock Three Times
Unlikely Allies: What helps Xar and Wish work together even though their peoples have been taught to distrust each other?
Bravery: Which kind of courage do you think matters most in this adventure: facing danger, admitting fear or standing up to someone powerful?
Magic and Iron: What might the conflict between Magic and Iron suggest about the dangers of treating differences as weaknesses?
Trust: How can you tell when a character deserves trust, especially when treachery is possible?
Protecting Home: What would you be willing to risk to protect your home or the people who depend on you?
Pages
384 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2020
First published
2017
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