Which Way to Anywhere: From the No.1 bestselling author of HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON

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The only thing I didn’t really like was that the writing was a little bit childish and also the story is a little childish. The book starts, and the imaginary curtains in my brain are drawn and I sit down and read for as long as I can.

This is definitely one of those instances where listening to the audiobook elevates the reading experience.

This is the perfect balance of silly and sentimental, with scenes in the third act worthy of tissues. In the end I had to pace myself and limit my reading time to just one chapter a day so I could savour it longer. The director goes bankrupt and sells half the stage set for money leaving an almost empty stage and all the scripts where lost, so no one knows what to do. Enormously entertaining and satisfying, it's narrated and illustrated with tangible energy and verve. Started 25 years ago, this story now forms the cornerstone for what looks likely to be yet another wildly popular series still to come.

But, with the fate of two worlds in their hands, will the twins be able to work together for once to defeat Morg and her dark magic? There are five child characters: K2 and his twin sister Izzabird O’Hero, Theo and Mabel Smith and little Annipeck O’Hero-Smith. I think one of my more minor nitpicks of Never and Forever was the sudden introduction to 'an Otherworld' which had no previous mention in the series. That's the cue for a thrilling adventure for five young children from the same family, though two of them have a mother and a missing father, another two have a father and no mother, and baby Annipeck shares one parent with all of them, as they are variously assisted and chased across different worlds by a robot assassin, a Grimm bounty hunter, a substitute geography teacher who might be a pirate, various robot assistants and a great and terrible beast!With also a very high likelihood of space dragons, it seems CC is going to beat me to everything I'm currently writing. Can Mafalda find a way through a seemingly dark future and still go to school, play football and look after her beloved cat? And at the heart of this modern fantasy a very modern message: that those who appear to be worlds apart often have more in common than they assume.