Beast Quest Series 6 Collection 6 Books Set by Adam Blade - Ages 7-9 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Komodo the Lizard King. Muro the Rat Monster. Fang the Bat Fiend. Murk the Swamp Man. Terra, Curse of the Forest. Vespick the Wasp Queen. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781408353035. Publisher: Orchard Books. Age Range: 7-9 years. Overview. Journey back into the land of Kayonia with Series 6 of the phenomenally popular Beast Quest saga, following young hero Tom as he battles six terrifying new Beasts to save his captured mother from the evil Wizard Velmal. This complete six-book paperback set brings together Komodo, Muro, Fang, Murk, Terra and Vespick in one great-value bundle, perfect for fans of fast-paced fantasy adventure, monster mythology and courageous quests aimed at confident young readers aged 7 and up.. About the Books. This six-book collection continues Tom's most dangerous mission yet. To free his mother from Wizard Velmal's dark sorcery, Tom must gather six magical potion ingredients, each guarded by a monstrous Beast lurking in the unfamiliar land of Kayonia. In Komodo the Lizard King, Tom braves the punishing Dead Desert, while Muro the Rat Monster pits him against a creature that commands Kayonia's vermin. Fang the Bat Fiend brings a deadly winged foe as time runs out for his mother, and Murk the Swamp Man drags Tom into treacherous wetlands. In Terra, Curse of the Forest, Kayonia's woodlands fall eerily silent as danger stalks the trees, before Vespick the Wasp Queen brings his deadliest foe yet as the fate of his mother hangs in the balance. Packed with thrilling battles and a huge cast of magical creatures, the series builds reading confidence through short chapters, exciting cliffhangers and satisfying story arcs, culminating in a dramatic conclusion to Tom's quest.. Complete set of 6 paperback Beast Quest adventures in reading order. Short chapters and pacy plots ideal for building reading confidence. Perfect for fans of fantasy, monsters and hero quests. Great value bundle compared to buying titles