Brotherband Chronicles By John Flanagan Collection 6 Books Set - Ages 9-11 - Paperback Corgi Books

The Brotherband Chronicles is a thrilling young adult book series written by the award-winning author John Flanagan. The series is set in the fictional world of Skandia, where young warriors known as Brotherband are trained to become skilled seafarers and fierce fighters. The series follows the adventures of a group of young Brotherband warriors as they navigate the challenges of training and battle against their enemies. The Brotherband Chronicles is a great book series for young readers who enjoy adventure, action, and a bit of humour. Perfect for confident and independent readers aged 9-14+ who are fans of Percy Jackson and the Kane Chronicles by Rick Riordan. The characters are well-developed, and young readers will find themselves rooting for Hal and his Brotherband throughout their journey. The series is also a great introduction to the world of Skandia, which is full of fascinating culture, history, and mythology. The first book in the series, The Outcasts, introduces us to the main character Hal Mikkelson, a 16-year-old boy who is an outcast among his peers. Hal is the son of a Skandian warrior and an Araluen princess, making him different from the other boys in his village. He is small in stature and does not fit in with the typical Skandian warrior image of tall, muscular men. However, Hal is intelligent, resourceful, and has a natural talent for sailing, which he uses to his advantage. The story begins with Hal being chosen as the leader of a Brotherband made up of other misfits and outcasts like himself. Together, they must compete in a series of challenges against other Brotherbands to prove their worth and earn the title of the best Brotherband. Along the way, they encounter dangerous enemies and face daunting obstacles, but they never give up. In the second book of the series, The Invaders, Hal and his Brotherband are faced with a new challenge as they defend their village against invaders from a neighbouring country. The story delves deeper into the history and politics of Skandia, giving readers a more comprehensive understanding of the world in which the characters live. The third book, The Hunters, takes readers on a new adventure as Hal and his Brotherband embark on a quest to retrieve a precious artefact stolen from their village. Along the way, they encounter fierce enemies and unexpected allies, making for a thrilling and suspenseful read. The fourth book, Slaves of Socorro, sees Hal and his Brotherband on a rescue mission to save their friend and fellow Brotherband member, Ingvar, who has been captured by a ruthless pirate. The story explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the true meaning of friendship. The fifth book, Scorpion Mountain, takes readers on a journey to the mysterious land of Arrida, where Hal and his Brotherband are tasked with escorting a group of Araluen ambassadors to a peace summit. The journey is treacherous, and the Brotherband must navigate the dangerous terrain and confront deadly foes. The sixth... ...