Hilda and the Faratok Tree

A trip to the castle ruins leads to brand-new, daring adventure for our beloved blue-haired heroine. When she stumbles across the faratok tree and finds herself in the Time of Giants, Hilda learns all about the Giant Slayer. Desperate to help the Giants and negotiate peace, can Hilda change the past, whilst struggling with her own?

[Praise for the series] If you're looking for Christmas present ideas, then this is a brilliant series to gift for children to enjoy with illustrations based on the originals by Luke Pearson. -- @educa8wirral on Instagram
[Praise for the series] These are great books for encouraging reading (.) The familiar characters and settings from the TV show take away some of the cognitive load of reading and allow for more enjoyment and immersion in the storytelling. -- @mrsbrownsbookbox on Instagram
Black and white illustrations enhance this fast-moving and well-written saga while readers will have to wait for the next adventure following this cliff-hanger conclusion. -- Katrina Yurenka, Retired Librarian, Contributor, Youth Services Book Review Youth Services Book Review

Luke Pearson is the creator of the Hildafolk comic series. He is also a writer and co-executive producer of the Bafta award-winning animated series of the same name. Outside of his work on Hilda, Luke has been an illustrator, a storyboard artist, and has drawn a range of other comics. He currently lives with his family in Nottingham.Stephen Davies is a British author living in London. He has written for the Guardian Weekly and the Sunday Times. He is the author of several books for young readers.

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