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The Sorcerer in the North by John Flanagan

The Sorcerer in the North

by John Flanagan

In The Sorcerer in the North, the fifth installment of the beloved Ranger's Apprentice series, Will has finally achieved his dream of becoming a full-fledged Ranger. Assigned to his own fief, he quickly discovers that even the quietest corners of the kingdom hold secrets. When rumors of dark sorcery and a terrifying Night Warrior emerge from the frozen north, Will and his friend Alyss must embark on a dangerous mission to uncover the truth. Is there truly magic at work, or is a more human threat lurking in the shadows of Grimsdell Forest?

This book is perfect for children who love medieval settings, clever protagonists, and stories that blend action with mystery. It is an ideal choice for readers interested in archery, scouting, and tactical problem-solving. John Flanagan continues to masterfully build a world where courage and wit are just as important as skill with a bow. This gripping tale is a great choice for fans of high-stakes adventure who enjoy seeing a hero grow into his responsibilities.

Highlights:

  • Will’s first solo mission as a commissioned Ranger.
  • A spooky, atmospheric mystery involving rumors of ancient sorcery.
  • The return of fan-favorite characters like Alyss in a central role.
  • Engaging world-building that explores the northern reaches of Araluen.
Ages 10-11Middle Grade
Middle Grade FictionFantasy+2 more
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