Tyger

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What does the Pageticker team say about Tyger?

Tyger is a thrilling, beautifully illustrated adventure. S. F. Said combines magic, friendship and big questions about empire, racism and freedom in a story that is exciting. Best for confident readers aged around 10 and up.

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What is Tyger about?

In an alternate London where the British Empire still reigns and slavery persists, Adam discovers a mystical, endangered tyger in a rubbish dump. Teaming up with his friend Zadie, they embark on a perilous quest to protect the tyger and confront the malevolent forces threatening their world. As they unlock hidden powers within themselves, they must race against time to prevent impending destruction.

About the author

S. F. Said is a popular British author known for writing exciting stories such as 'Varjak Paw' and 'Phoenix'. His books often feature brave animal characters who go on amazing adventures. S. F. Said loves to inspire young readers to use their imagination and enjoy discovering new worlds through reading.

Discussion ideas around Tyger

Adam’s courage: Adam often feels frightened but still chooses to help the tyger. What do you think makes someone brave?

Friendship and trust: How do Adam and Zadie’s different strengths help them work together?

Power and fairness: What does the story suggest about who gets power in society, and how that power can be challenged?

A divided world: How does the alternate London in Tyger make you think differently about history, empire and slavery?

Protecting nature: What might the tyger represent beyond being a magical animal, and why do rare animals need protecting in our world?