Questors is a great fantasy novel with alot of interesting and amusing characters. I thought the plot was good and really involving with an unexpected ending.
Along the way there were also many funny and unexpected events. I especially liked the mix of different cultures and different people. (George 12)
Madlen, Bryn and Cam are in charge of saving the world. They're not entirely sure how. Luckily, they've been designed as heroes by the people in charge.
Madlen, Bryn and Cam are in charge of saving the world. They're not entirely sure how. Luckily, they've been designed as heroes by the people in charge.
The only problem is, they have to set off and they have no idea what they're looking for. A mysterious villain is determined to stop them.
Joan Lennon was born in Canada and came to Scotland in 1978. She has had a wide range of jobs from ice-cream sundae constructor to piano teacher to Putzfrau at the Munich Olympics. She has written novels for all age groups and is attempting to break the world record for the largest number of books to include the word "ferret" somewhere in them. She has appeared all over the UK at book festivals, libraries and schools, where she gives talks and leads workshops for readers and writers of all ages. She has been a Hawthornden Fellow, the Jessie Kesson Fellow, a resident at the Chateau de Lavigny, and has received a Creative Scotland Writer’s Bursary. Her most recent book, Silver Skin (BC Books, 2015) was shortlisted for the Scottish Teenage Book Trust Prize 2017. Read a Q&A with the author about Silver Skinhere and read a Q&A with the author about Walking Mountain here. She now lives in Fife, a Kingdom which is said to have the shape of a dog's head. If this is true, her house is on the tip of the ear, which explains a lot. Joan has a husband, four tall sons, one short cat, and has decided to go on writing forever.
