Wings of Fire: The Graphic Novel #8 Escaping Peril by Tui T. Sutherland, illustrated by Mike Holmes - Paperback - Ages 8-12 - Bestselling Dragon

Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback (Graphic Novel) ISBN: 9781339001234 Publisher: Scholastic (Graphix) Age Range: Ages 8-12 Overview: Escaping Peril soars into new territory as the eighth instalment of the phenomenally popular Wings of Fire series gets a stunning graphic novel adaptation. Written by Tui T. Sutherland and illustrated by Mike Holmes, this full-colour paperback reimagines Peril's fiery journey through dazzling artwork and fast-paced panels. Ideal for dragon-loving readers aged 8 to 12, it's a brilliant entry point for reluctant readers and devoted fans alike, combining bold visuals with the emotional depth the series is famous for. About the Book: This graphic novel adaptation captures the heart-pounding events of the original Escaping Peril novel in vibrant sequential art. Peril, a SkyWing dragon cursed with deadly firescales, has always been loyal to the cruel Queen Scarlet — until she found a true friend in Clay. Now, when Scarlet threatens Jade Mountain Academy, Peril sets off to track down her former queen and stop her once and for all, with only a persistent SeaWing companion for company. Mike Holmes' artwork brings the seven dragon tribes to dazzling life, translating Sutherland's richly imagined world of firescales, prophecies and political intrigue into dynamic, colour-drenched pages that move at lightning pace. The adaptation retains the emotional core of the source material: Peril's struggle with isolation and self-doubt, her fear of hurting those she loves, and her gradual discovery of courage and belonging. For newcomers, the format offers an accessible, visual gateway into the wider Wings of Fire universe; for existing fans, it's a chance to see beloved characters and set-pieces rendered in stunning detail. Themes of friendship, identity and resilience run throughout, making this rewarding for classroom discussion and pure entertainment alike. It's a fantastic addition to any young reader's shelf, whether working through the