
More than anything in the Floating Isles of Avea, Ren Breezewing longs to fly on a wyvern—no one can look down on you when you’re soaring above. But only knights get to ride wyverns. When Ren’s older sister is taken away by raiding exiles, the knights refuse to help so Ren comes up with a daring plan—she will tame a wild wyvern and rescue Kite herself. But her only option is a grumpy wyvern called Rusty, who is afraid to fly. How will Ren ever get to Pallid Isle and bring her sister home?
For fans of How to Train Your Dragon, The Land of Roar and the Dragon Realm series, comes a captivating fantasy adventure about magical floating islands, a girl who longs to fly, and a grumpy wyvern with a chocolate habit. Go with the Flow…
“Young readers will love this soaring adventure!”
Clare Harlow, author of the Tidemagic series
“Really enjoyed this middle grade fantasy adventure – full of adventure, finding your courage, floating islands, daring rescues and a bond between a girl and a wild wyvern. Very excited to see where the story goes next!”
Claire Linney, author of the Time Tub Travellers series
“Fun and exciting, with fabulous villains and heroes you want to fly with! This story is full of dragons, discovery and very brave children, like other dragonny tales that have come before it. However, Wings of the Wyld is written with such character and light wit, it feels totally fresh. It’s funny, too. I hope Ren and Rusty return!”
Rachel Delahaye, author of Electric Life, Splinters and the Mort the Meek series
“An enchanting adventure brimming with heart and sky-soaring courage. Young readers will fall in love with Ren and her unforgettable wyvern.”
Jenny Pearson, author of Shrapnel Boys and The Super Miraculous Journey of Freddie Yates
“Breathlessly brilliant, it’s a page-turning adventure that oozes heart – you won’t be able to put it down.”
Lucy Hope, author of Fledgling and Wren
“Perfect middle-grade fantasy…a glorious tale of friendship and finding the courage to help others but also to be ourselves.”
Sue Wallman, author of Watch Your Back and See How they Lie
“A soaring adventure about friendships, sisters and facing your fears. Fast-paced with a lot of heart.”
Zeena Gosrani, author of This Dark Heart
“A highly polished, fast-paced, middle-grade adventure in the beautifully imagined world of Avea, where heart-pounding action and jeopardy perfectly balance the power of sibling love and supportive friendships.”
Farrah Riaz, author of The Twirly Wiggly Dance
“This immersive, swashbuckling adventure, filled with exciting magical creatures, had me rooting for plucky Ren all the way.”
Jo Verrill
“Join Ren as she sets out on a treacherous quest to track her daredevil sister across sea and sky. For fans of Skandar and Impossible Creatures comes an epic new story full of mythical beasts and intrepid heroes.”
Maggie Womersley
“I absolutely loved this book! It felt wild and imaginative from the very first page. This story is packed with adventure and magical creatures you will fall in love with.”
Kara Beecroft
“I really enjoyed the book especially the Arucat, Magnus. I also think the fight was realistic, I fight with my sister a lot. Though I’d like to find out more about the Flow and how powerful it is. I loved it as a whole and would like a sequel.”
Tegan, age 10
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