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How to Train Your Dragon Pack x 12 Award-winning author/illustrator Pack

by Cressida Cowell (author)

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Suitable for 9 - 11 years

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Meet the world’s favourite wimpy warrior. Cartoons and crazy laughs: Tom Gates gone Viking. Do you like battles, dragons, pirates and genius cartoons? Then you’ll love this series. One of our all-time top picks. Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III is the puniest Viking in history. Big and scary? Don’t make us laugh. (Tee hee.) He’s the chief’s son, so he’s meant to be strong and valiant. Instead, he’s the laughing-stock of his whole tribe. His bony knees knock, he thinks too much, and he doesn’t look terrifying – he looks cute! Will Hiccup ever be a mighty champ? Being a hero has never been so hard!

  • Bumper pack from Cressida Cowell’s fabulous series
  • Cressida is the new Children’s Laureate for 2019-2021
  • Vikings, dragons, magic and laughs: the perfect mix!
  • Hilarious writing paired with endearing pencil cartoons
  • Bestselling books that are now major Hollywood films

“One of the greatest inventions of modern children’s literature.” Julia Eccleshare

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Catalogue number

5876 in Primary Schools Catalogue 2019/20, 865 in UK Primary Summer 2020 and 2079 in Reading Collections 2019-20

Format

Paperback

Date published

March 3rd, 2016

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New

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Author/Illustrator

Cressida Cowell

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Cressida grew up in London and on a small, uninhabited island off the west coast of Scotland. The island had no roads, houses or electricity. For the first four years, the family would be dropped off like castaways on the island by a local boatman and picked up again two weeks later. Imagine being like Robinson Crusoe and having a whole island to yourself to explore…

By the time Cressida was eight, the family had built a small stone house on the island, so they no longer had to camp out in tents, which made life much drier. Her father got a boat, so they could fish for enough food to feed the family for the whole summer.

Every year, Cressida spent the long summer holiday, and some of the spring, on the island. The house was lit by candle-light, and there was no electricity, telephone or television, so Cressida and the family lived like people in the olden days. In the evening, Cressida’s father told the children old Scottish tales about the people who lived on the islands round about, who were always fighting and tricking each other, and about dragons living in caves in the cliffs.

Cressida spent her time writing stories, fishing for things to eat, and exploring the island looking for these dragons. These childhood experiences (quite apart from her fluency in Old Norse, of course), made her delighted to be approached to translate the Hiccup memoirs…

After leaving school Cressida studied English at university, and then got degrees in graphic design and illustration at art college. For her final project at art school she created a childrens’ book called Little Bo Peep’s Library Book and was lucky enough to have that book published in 1998. She has gone on to write ten more picture books, including the popular Emily Brown stories, which won the Nestle Childrens’ Book Prize in 2006.

In 2002 she began to write a book for older children. Remembering the stories she had written on the island as a child, these ideas became the book How to Train Your Dragon. There are now nine books in the Hiccup series, and a DreamWorks Animation film of How to Train Y0ur Dragon came out in 2010!

Cressida lives in London with her husband, three children and a hamster.

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