The Book of Stolen Dreams: The Final Battle

An important voice for young people. * Michael Morpurgo *Dazzling! * Ben Miller *Gripping and magical. * Anthony Horowitz, author of the Alex Rider series *Told by a distinguished script writer with clarity, feeling and clever plotting. * The Sunday Times on The Book of Stolen Dreams *Storytelling at its very best. * Sophie Anderson, author of The House with Chicken Legs *A lyrical book set in an extraordinary world. * The Radio Times on The Book of Stolen Dreams *A page-turning magical adventure. * The Daily Mirror on The Book of Stolen Dreams *A heart-stopping adventure of the kind that should appeal to fans of Eva Ibbotson and Philip Pullman. * The New Statesman on The Book of Stolen Dreams *A rich, immersive fantasy by the creator of TV’s The Night Manager. * The Financial Times on The Book of Stolen Dreams *A truly magnificent story. * Books for Keeps on The Book of Stolen Dreams *An unforgettable adventure. * The School Librarian on The Book of Stolen Dreams *This closing chapter brings the trilogy’s central mystery full circle, wrapping up the story of the powerful book and the Kleins’ legacy. Highly recommended. * The School Reading List *Once again, Farr brings us a fantastically imagined cast of characters, all set against a rich, gripping and timeless backdrop. With the beautiful illustrations of Kristina Kister, darkness, danger and mystery at every turn, and an exhilarating final chapter for our plucky siblings, this is a guaranteed thrill ride from first page to last. * Lancaster Syndicate News Group *David Farr imbues his story with a soft magic that is a joy to read. * GeekDad *This is the perfect ending to a stunning, gripping and unforgettable adventure, a story of courage, family and friendship - and a must-read, powerful story for our times. * Book Craic blog *

David Farr is one of the UK’s leading screenwriters and directors for film, TV and theatre. In 2009, he was appointed Associate Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, where his productions of The Winter’s Tale, King Lear and The Homecoming all opened to critical acclaim. David is known for his work on Spooks and his 2016 BBC adaptation of The Night Manager, starring Hugh Laurie and Tom Hiddleston. He completed his first feature film, Hanna, in 2009, and has since adapted it into a hugely successful series for Amazon Prime, and has recently adapted The Midwich Cuckoos for Sky.