Evenfall: The Golden Linnet
(Autor) Alexander ArmstrongDiscover the thrilling children's debut novel from Alexander Armstrong. A modern classic for children aged 9-12, bursting with ancient magic, secret societies and fearsome foes! For fans of Philip Pullman's Dark Materials, Skandar, Percy Jackson and Harry Potter. 'A Da Vinci Code for kids' - RICHARD OSMAN 'A triumph ... a very modern fantasy, in which the inventive plot is balanced by a strong degree of psychological realism, and a hero to whom every young reader is likely to relate.' THE TELEGRAPH ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'A wild-winged adventure that soars effortlessly to the greatest heights of fantasy!' - BEN MILLER "A fabulous quest story ... a total page turner." - TOPPSTA READER REVIEW ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ......... An ancient magic. A deadly enemy. A reluctant hero. 12-year-old Sam's world is blown apart when he discovers that his family was once at the heart of a secret society - The Order of the Evening - that had long protected the world. Now a powerful enemy is closing in, destroying all in its path to find the Order's hidden palace of Bellasis and the source of its powerful magic. Only Sam can stop them. But first, he must bring the Order together again. The clock is ticking. Dark forces are massing. Sam must undertake perilous journeys, determine friend and foe, and discover his true powers. For this boy holds the future of the world in his hands ... It's time to enter a world of magic, intrigue, danger and glory ... if you dare!
Alexander Armstrong
Alexander Armstrong is a British actor, comedian, and TV presenter known for his work in television shows such as "Pointless" and "The Armstrong and Miller Show." He has also written several books, including the children's book series "The World of Walliams." Armstrong's writing style is humorous and engaging, often drawing on his experiences in comedy and entertainment. His contributions to literature include bringing laughter and entertainment to readers of all ages. One of his most famous works is "Pointless: The 100 Most Pointless Things in the World," which showcases his wit and comedic talent. Armstrong's impact on the literary genre of comedy and entertainment is significant, as he continues to delight audiences with his writing and performances.