Impossible Creatures The Neverfear

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Katherine Rundell returns to the Archipelago with another gloriously wild adventure, packed with daring rescues, impossible creatures and enough pirates to make a quiet holiday impossible. Christopher and Anya’s courage, loyalty and friendship remain the heart of the story, while the fast-moving quest and darker moments make this best suited to confident readers aged around 9–13. It is the third book in the series, so start at the beginning if you want the full sweep of the magic.

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What is Impossible Creatures The Neverfear about?

During the Midsummer Feast on Glimt, reports of masked bandits spread across the Archipelago. When Christopher and Anya are ambushed and someone they love is kidnapped, they set sail aboard the Neverfear with Ratwin the ratatoska and Jacques the Jaculus dragon. Their rescue mission leads them through dangerous islands in search of three precious treasures. Along the way, they must face towering giants, compete in a deadly race and outwit ruthless enemies before it is too late.

About the author

Katherine Rundell is a much-loved author who writes exciting adventure stories for children. Her books, such as 'Rooftoppers' and 'The Explorer', take readers on amazing journeys to far-off places. Katherine loves climbing, exploring, and learning about animals, and she often uses her own adventures as inspiration for her stories.

Discussion ideas around Impossible Creatures The Neverfear

Bravery: Christopher and Anya face giants, pirates and karkadanns: what do you think makes someone brave when they are frightened?

Loyalty: How do Christopher and Anya show that their friendship matters, and what would you be willing to do for someone you love?

Impossible Creatures: Which creature from Glimouria would you most like to meet, and what might humans learn from living alongside such beings?

Choices: When the friends must choose between safety and rescuing their companion, what should guide their decision?

Protecting Worlds: What responsibilities do the people of Glimouria have towards their magical world, and how does that compare with our responsibility to protect nature?