From the worldwide publishing phenomenon and bestselling author of How To Train Your Dragon and The Wizards of Once comes an out-of-this-world escapade like no other. The name of the island is a secret, but it was such a small island it wasn’t really big enough to have a name at all.

Ond heb yn wybod iddyn nhw, mae’r bydoedd ffantasi y mae K2 yn tynnu eu llun yn bodoli, ac mae un ohonyn nhw’n fyd gwahanol dychrynllyd lle mae bodau dynol wedi cael eu hela i farwolaeth. Cressida loves illustrating her own work, but also loves writing books for other people to illustrate as the end result can be so unexpected and inspiring. This sets off a bizarre chain of events that sets the children on an adventure to a planet millions of miles away from Earth. Still, they resent Theo and fear his suspicions and his allegation that their mother is a witch will lead to trouble.

I do love me a Cressida Cowell book but I have a little confession I have had Which

Every year, Cressida’s family spent four weeks of the summer, and two weeks of the spring, on the island. Characters are alive and imperfect, providing a truly fantastic trajectory of growth and learning that readers will learn and grow from themselves.

The two sets of children are struggling to get along and adjust to being a family when a substitute geography teacher/intergalactic pirate suddenly gives the children a strange map drawing task.

The only problem is there hasn't been anyone with that gift for centuries, so someone born with the gift of creating an atlas like that would be both incredibly dangerous and incredibly valuable.When Cressida wasn’t on the island, she was going to school at Marlborough College in Wiltshire where she met and became close friends with Lauren Child, a fellow author/illustrator and the creator of TV’s Charlie and Lola. Annipeck, their baby sister, has been kidnapped and they’re getting some family bonding time, whether they want it or not.