The Extincts (reissue)

In a hidden sanctuary, George must save unusual creatures from the clutches of a wicked taxidermist in The Extincts (reissue).

In The Extincts (reissue), readers are introduced to George, a young boy who finds joy in helping at Wormestall Farm, a unique sanctuary that houses an array of bizarre and extinct creatures. Among the inhabitants are dodos lounging in dog beds, dragons soaring overhead, and dinosaurs splashing in the duck pond. This whimsical setting serves as the backdrop for George's adventures, where he must navigate the challenges posed by the sinister taxidermist, Diamond Pye, who has her eyes set on capturing these extraordinary animals for her collection.

As George embarks on a quest to find Mortifer, a missing giant basilisk, he discovers the importance of friendship and the need to protect the creatures around him. The story is filled with humor and excitement, capturing the essence of childhood wonder and the bond between humans and animals. The narrative is rich with delightful storytelling that evokes the style of beloved authors like Dick King-Smith and Eva Ibbotson, making it an engaging read for young audiences.

The Extincts (reissue) is not just a tale of adventure; it is a celebration of caring for all creatures, no matter how strange or extinct they may be. With its charming characters and imaginative plot, this book is sure to resonate with children aged 7-11, inviting them into a world where the extraordinary is possible and friendship knows no bounds.