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The Neverfear

By: Katherine Rundell
Narrated by: Samuel West
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The highly anticipated third book in the #1 New York Times bestselling Impossible Creatures series. Join Christopher and Anya on their next daring adventures in the magical Archipelago!

It’s the Midsummer Feast on the islet of Glimt, and on this magical moonlit evening, the word on everyone’s lips is bandits. Reports of masked men wreaking havoc are spreading throughout the Archipelago.

Christopher and Anya have faced danger before; they think they are prepared for this threat—until they are ambushed and someone very close to them is kidnapped.

Their frantic quest to pay the ransom will take them on a wild journey across Glimouria. Together they must face giants, duel with pirates, and race against deadly karkadanns.

But just when they think they might succeed, there will come the most Herculean task of all . . .
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Critic reviews

★ "This is a perfectly paced, mythology-laced tale of action, adventure, and heart....Brilliant." —Kirkus Reviews, starred review


"The Neverfear, the latest installment of her Impossible Creatures series, shows a writer at the height of her powers. The plot is brilliantly imagined, with every twist and turn seeming both surprising and, once revealed, satisfyingly inevitable… She’s fast becoming one of the most consequential children’s authors of our times.” — The Telegraph
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