The Neverfear

There was Tolkien, there is Pullman and now there is Katherine Rundell * Michael Morpurgo *
The Neverfear... shows a writer at the height of her powers * Telegraph *
This series is pure class * Daily Mail *
Rundell has become one of the most significant children's authors of our era. * The Times *
Funny, bloody, and richly underpinned with classical mythology, Rundell’s return to the world of Glimourie is layered with powerful themes of conservation, love, sacrifice and hope for readers of 9+ * Guardian *
A book stuffed full of fantastical, magical delight * Cressida Cowell on Impossible Creatures *
A perfect fantasy * Telegraph on The Poisoned King *
Dazzling ... the imaginative scope of this series remains colossal * The Times on The Poisoned King *
Readers will seize this with delight * Philip Pullman on Impossible Creatures *
I love Katherine Rundell and everything she writes. Her books are treasure troves of glittering wisdom and breath-taking plots; her characters leap off the page, singular, passionate, and satisfyingly complex. I defy anyone to not lose their heart to her stories. * Maggie O'Farrel, author of Hamnet *
Katherine Rundell's books are an automatic purchase in my house. She is a magician, one of the great storytellers of our time * Max Porter *
One of our Imaginers-in-chief. I am a Rundell Super-fan * Jeanette Winterson *
Katherine Rundell's fantasies would make JRR Tolkien proud * Telegraph *
The Neverfear continues to show readers the power of our imaginations, friendships and our own ability to rebuild when things don't go our way.Spectacular, epic and fuelled by adrenaline and revenge... a summer masterpiece. * Check 'EM Out Books *
An incredible adventure... a tense and compelling read * Mrs Sydney's Famous World's Smallest Library *