By Dan Hartwell, Neill Cameron (author)
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The year is 1717. The newly discovered island of Pangaea is the most dangerous place on Earth, where dinosaurs still walk the land - Sophie Delacourt has been sent to Pangaea to stay with her uncle. But little does she know its perils - for Pangaea is a lawless wilderness, teeming with cut-throat pirates!
Kidnapped and imprisoned, Sophie must escape from the ruthless Captain Brookes and embark upon an epic journey, to find her way home.
"The Pirates of Pangaea is absolutely the best comic strip being published for children in the UK, possibly the world. 10/10” - Starburst Magazine
"Pirates! Dinosaurs! Every bit as wonderful together as you expect to be, every bit as brilliant as you wanted it to be." - Forbidden Planet
"Superbly engaging and utterly enthralling, this astounding all-action romp is a riotous delight of astonishing adventure." - Now Read This!
Daniel Hartwell has been writing comics for years, and used to run the Caption convention. Dan has worked in lots of interesting places including a magistrates court, for a mental health team and as a PA to a brain surgeon. Neill Cameron is a professional illustrator, writer and comics artist who has illustrated projects ranging from Doctor Who, Thor and Transfomers to Shakespeare and comics about traffic safety. His first graphic novel, the giant robot school comedy epic 'Mo-Bot High', is available now as part of the fantastic DFC Library series. Neill is currently working on new projects combining dinosaurs, pirates, monkeys and numerous other Things That Are Awesome for new weekly children's comic The Phoenix, launching in January 2012.
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The year is 1717. The newly discovered island of Pangaea is the most dangerous place on Earth, where dinosaurs still walk the land - Sophie Delacourt has been sent to Pangaea to stay with her uncle.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed The Pirates of Pangaea: Book 1 and determined it is suitable for children aged 9-10 years old
The Pirates of Pangaea: Book 1 features in the following genres: Adventure Stories, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Graphic Novels & Comics, Featured Books for 9+ readers, Recommendations
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The Pirates of Pangaea: Book 1 was written by Dan Hartwell, Neill Cameron and published by David Fickling Books
The Pirates of Pangaea: Book 1 has 96 pages
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