Hold on tight for an out-of-this-world new adventure from the Waterstones Children's Laureate and No.1 bestselling author of How to Train Your Dragon. Two families are thrown together by marriage and, they don't like each other very much. However, a number of strange and wonderful things happen that mean that they have to work together and put their differences aside if they are to save the world. Hello Yellow - 80 Books to Help Children Nurture Good Mental Health and Support With Anxiety and Wellbeing -

One of the main themes of her new series is that the real magic is imagination. Come along with your questions and get ready for Cowell’s creativity tips and inspiration. K2 O’Hero is a seemingly ordinary boy – after all, he and his twin sister Izzabird have been sworn to keep their family’s magical history a secret. Not even their infuriating stepsiblings, Theo and Mabel, know that magic exists. They believe K2 to be the most hopeless person they have ever known. A fantastic fast-paced adventure filled with Cressida Cowell's signature clever word play and witty writing. A story to delight all ages. There is no Magic here on Earth. At least, that’s what you’ve been told . . . But in an ordinary-looking house in an ordinary-looking village, live a group of children who are about to uncover a secret.Stepsiblings run into world-hopping, magical trouble in this series opener from How To Train Your Dragon author Cowell.

From the bestselling author of How to Train Your Dragon comes an epic new series that will transport you into another world ... But K2 has a secret gift: he draws maps of worlds that are beyond the wildest of imaginations. Worlds with six hundred moons, burning rivers and dark, twisty jungles alive with plants that hunt by the smell of fear. But what K2 doesn’t know, is that the maps he draws are real. The book is stuffed with eccentric characters, some of whom pass through briefly, but may have a larger role to play in the future.Cressida wrote and illustrated her first picture book, Little Bo Peep’s Library Book, for Hodder Children’s Books in 1998. Her first novel for eight to twelve year olds, How to Train Your Dragon, was published to popular and critical acclaim in 2003: ‘The next big thing in children’s literature,’ wrote The Independent on Sunday. ‘Irresistibly funny, exciting and endearing,’ said The Times. This book felt… cluttered? Chaotic? I felt like there were too many characters, magical objects and otherworldly beings to get to know the main characters.