The Last Wild Series 4 Books Collection Set by Piers Torday - Children's Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. The Last Wild. The Wild Beyond. The Dark Wild. The Wild Before. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781786542359. Publisher: Quercus Children's Books. Age Range: 9-12 years. Overview. Discover the complete world of Piers Torday's award-winning The Last Wild series in one brand-new paperback collection. Following young Kester Jaynes across a trilogy of adventures, plus the atmospheric prequel The Wild Before, this four-book set is a must-have for animal-loving readers aged 9 to 12. Perfect for fans of Michael Morpurgo, Katherine Rundell and Roald Dahl, it combines thrilling storytelling with a powerful message about nature, hope and the bond between humans and animals.. About the Books. The set opens with The Last Wild, introducing Kester Jaynes, a boy locked away in a home for troubled children in a world where a virus has wiped out almost every animal. When talking pigeons burst into his room, Kester discovers he can communicate with the last surviving creatures - and may be their only hope. In The Dark Wild, Kester learns that deep underground, beneath the city of Premium, more animals survive - and some believe the time has come to rise up against humanity. The Wild Beyond raises the stakes further: having saved the last wild animals and his city, Kester must face a mysterious steel dome, news carried by the world's only blue whale, and a brave mouse who may hold the key to the future. Finally, The Wild Before takes readers back to the origins of the legend, following a Mooncalf born on a stormy night and the small hare determined to protect it from a foretold catastrophe. Together, the four books form a rich saga about resilience, courage and protecting the natural world, told through vivid characters and Torday's blend of adventure, humour and heart.. Complete four-book paperback collection in reading order. Award-winning, bestselling children's animal-adventure series. Perfect for fans of Michael Morpurgo, Roald Dahl and Katherine Run