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Struan Murray (Author)
Struan Murray is Scottish and grew up in Edinburgh, the youngest of a large, rowdy family of redheads. His debut novel, Orphans of the Tide, won the prestigious Branford Boase Award, and was included in the Guardian's 'Best children's books of 2020'. When he's not writing, Struan is a lecturer at the University of Oxford.
Think Tolkien meets <i>Teen Wolf</i> . . . an epic and richly imagined journey of self-discovery . . . a sophisticated story that never talks down to its readers . . . Come for the exceptional writing and stay for the talking dragon skulls, aerial battles and secret cities. Dragonlore with a difference. <i>Children's Book of the Week review.</i>
- Lucy Bannerman, The Times
Readers whose hearts soar for a hero's journey will be transported by Alex's high-flying high jinks as she embraces her destiny (and her inner dragon)
Washington Post
Astonishing fantasy with a unique story that burns with brilliance. Readers will love this thrilling new take on dragons
A.F. Steadman, author of the Skandar series
A blazingly brilliant adventure that will burn bright in the imagination long after the final page.
Aisling Fowler, author of Fireborn
Dragons may be rare, but page-turners as beautifully written as this are even rarer. Potter and Percy Jackson fans – your new, glorious obsession awaits!
Phil Earle, author of When the Sky Falls
Struan Murray is a singular talent, and <i>Dragonborn</i> is children’s writing at its most sweeping and epic - wild, witty, warm and wise
Ross Montgomery, author of I Am Rebel
A fire-breathing, heights-soaring, majestic beast of a book
Thomas Taylor, author of the Eerie-on-Sea Mysteries
Struan Murray is a master storyteller. Dragonborn is an unputdownable, marvellously imagined fantasy, rich with mythical dragon lore. Perfect for the reader who suspects they possess the heart of a dragon.
M.G. Leonard, author of The Hunt for the Golden Scarab
Exciting, thrilling and roaringly good. This is a story that makes you yearn to become a dragon.
Hannah Gold, author of The Last Bear
The kind of fast-paced, perfectly plotted, thrillingly written book that makes you want to devour it in one go. Murray is a master of world-building and this book is no different - he’s truly in a league of his own. It’s enough to make you believe in dragons.
Katya Balen, Carnegie-winning author of The Light in Everything
'Think Tolkien meets Teen Wolf . . . an epic and richly imagined journey of self-discovery' – The Times.
The electric new fantasy series for fans of Skandar and the Unicorn Thief and Impossible Creatures, perfect for readers aged 9-12.
Life is no fun for Alex Evans. Ever since her dad's death, her overprotective mother has smothered her with unbreakable rules and unspoken fears. When the frustration inside Alex finally gets too big to bear, it rushes to the surface.
And flames spill from her mouth.
Because Alex is a dragon. One of the many who live among us, unless something awakens their true nature. Led by the mighty Oliphos to the legendary island of Skralla, Alex must now train alongside fierce, frightening dragon children, if she is to unlock the power of her birthright.
But other dragons are rising too. Drak Midna, the greatest dragon of all, is preparing a war against the human world, and Alex has to be good enough for this fight, or we all will burn . . .
'Astonishing . . . burns with brilliance' – A.F. Steadman, author of the Skandar series
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Struan Murray (Author)
Struan Murray is Scottish and grew up in Edinburgh, the youngest of a large, rowdy family of redheads. His debut novel, Orphans of the Tide, won the prestigious Branford Boase Award, and was included in the Guardian's 'Best children's books of 2020'. When he's not writing, Struan is a lecturer at the University of Oxford.