The Wizards Of Once: Never And Forever

What do our readers think of The Wizards Of Once: Never And Forever? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the magical adventure, funny moments and strong friendship between Xar and Wish. Some children find the final parts less satisfying than the earlier adventures, but they still value the characters and the world.

What does the Pageticker team say about The Wizards Of Once: Never And Forever?

Cressida Cowell brings the Wizards of Once quartet to a finale, packed with wild magic, peril and magical creatures. Xar and Wish’s friendship remains the story’s beating heart, whilst themes of courage, cooperation and challenging old divisions give the adventure extra bite. Best suited to confident junior readers who enjoy fast-paced fantasy with plenty of humour.

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What is The Wizards Of Once: Never And Forever about?

In the final instalment of the Wizards of Once series, Xar and Wish embark on a perilous quest to defeat the formidable Kingwitch. Armed with the Spell to get rid of witches, they must navigate treacherous challenges, including the menacing Tatzelwurm monster, to reach the Cup of Second Chances. Their journey tests their courage and friendship as they strive to lift the Curse of the Wildwoods and determine the fate of their world.

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: Never And Forever

Working Together: How do Xar and Wish’s different strengths help them face dangers that neither of them could manage alone?

Courage: Which moments show Xar or Wish being brave, and how is bravery different from simply not feeling afraid?

Old Divisions: Why do you think wizards and warriors find it hard to trust each other, and what could help them change?

Second Chances: What might make someone deserve a second chance, and can you think of a time when giving one could be difficult?

Wild Creatures: The Tatzelwurm is dangerous but also unusual and memorable; how does meeting strange creatures make a fantasy world more exciting?