The World of Podkin One-Ear 9 Books Collection Set by Kieran Larwood - Children's Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:. Podkin One-Ear. The Gift of Dark Hollow. The Beasts of Grimheart. Uki and the Outcasts. Uki and the Swamp Spirit. Uki and the Ghostburrow. Podkin and the Singing Spear. Podkin and the Tentacled Terror. The Fate of Podkin One-Ear. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780678471357. Publisher: Faber & Faber. Age Range: 8-12 years. Overview:. Discover the complete World of Podkin One-Ear from Kieran Larwood in this nine-book paperback collection. Following the Five Realms saga from its opening pages to its conclusion, these stories introduce young rabbit heroes facing invading war-tribes, hunting legendary artefacts, and battling vengeful spirits. Blending fast-paced fantasy with warmth and humour, the series has won acclaim and been compared to Redwall, ideal for confident readers ready for longer chapter books.. About the Books:. The saga opens with Podkin One-Ear, where a spoiled young rabbit flees his warren after the brutal Gorm destroy his home, setting him on the path to becoming a legend. The Gift of Dark Hollow and The Beasts of Grimheart continue his journey as he and sister Paz uncover ancient magic and race to secure legendary weapons before betrayal strikes. The story then shifts to a new hero in the Uki trilogy - Uki and the Outcasts, Uki and the Swamp Spirit, and Uki and the Ghostburrow - where a small rabbit must contain rogue spirits of war, plague and death, aided by an assassin who refuses to kill. The saga returns to Podkin for its final act - Podkin and the Singing Spear, Podkin and the Tentacled Terror, and The Fate of Podkin One-Ear - as the Keeper of the Gifts hunts missing magical relics, fulfilling a long-awaited prophecy. Across all nine books, ordinary rabbits are pushed to extraordinary feats, with recurring themes of courage, sacrifice and friendship.. Key Benefits:. Complete nine-book Five Realms saga in one collection, start to finish. Acclaimed storytelling praised by critics and young readers alike. Stron