The Land of Roar series 3 books set (The Battle for Roar, Return to Roar, The Land of Roar)

The Land of Roar series 3 books set (The Battle for Roar, Return to Roar, The Land of Roar)Titles in this set: The Battle for Roar Return to Roar The Land of Roar The Battle for Roar Rose and Arthur are back in Roar, on a voyage that takes them further than theyve ever been before: beyond The End. Its an amazing adventure full of secrets, surprises and fairies with fangs but then a mysterious storm changes everything. Shipwrecked on a strange island, they make a shocking discovery Could this be the end of Roar? Return to Roar A series that

Titles in this set:
The Battle for Roar
Return to Roar
The Land of Roar

The Battle for Roar

Rose and Arthur are back in Roar, on a voyage that takes them further than they’ve ever been before: beyond The End.

It’s an amazing adventure – full of secrets, surprises and fairies with fangs – but then a mysterious storm changes everything.

Shipwrecked on a strange island, they make a shocking discovery … Could this be the end of Roar?

Return to Roar
A series that celebrates the power of imagination and finding the greatest adventures in the most ordinary of places - perfect for children aged 8, 9, 10 and upwards, and fans of Narnia, Jumanji and How to Train Your Dragon.

Featuring breathtaking illustrations throughout by Ben Mantle and stunning fold-out cover artwork.

Twins Arthur and Rose can’t wait to go back to Roar, the fantasy world they get to through their grandad’s attic. Roar is a land of dragons, mermaids, unicorns, ninja wizards and where anything they can imagine can be real.

But when they return there’s no time for exploring, because a message arrives from their scarecrow enemy, Crowky.

The Land of Roar
When Arthur and Rose were little, they were heroes in the Land of Roar, an imaginary world that they found by climbing through the folding bed in their grandad’s attic. Roar was filled with things they loved – dragons, mermaids, ninja wizards and adventure – as well as things that scared them (including a very creepy scarecrow. . .)

Now the twins are eleven, Roar is just a memory. But when they help Grandad clean out the attic, Arthur is horrified as Grandad is pulled into the folding bed and vanishes. Is he playing a joke? Or is Roar . . . real?