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Urban. Cool. Dystopian. Magical. The broken future belongs to the Ferals. Are you one? It’s the lava-hot new series where Divergent meets Spirit Animals. Publishers all over the world have been clawing it up. Movie rights got sold before the book was even out. We’re obsessed with it. Expect nuclear-scale fallout. Heard legends of children raised by wolves? Caw is a boy raised by three crows. In a city ravaged by evil, he hides to survive. But he’s about to inherit a really wild power. Caw can talk to animals. He can even control them, if he likes. Trouble is, there are other Ferals out there. (Try the jail, for a start.) And not all of them are cuddly animal-lovers… Gripping dystopian fantasy by a hugely talented breakout author The wild thrills of Animorphs mixed with the danger of Divergent Blockbusting series with publishing rights sold in 31 languages Film rights immediately snapped up by 20th Century Fox “This urban fantasy starts dark and gets darker.” ALA Booklist “Such an enjoyable read… it takes the mind on a magical ride.” Mr Ripley’s Enchanted Books

"So, if you're wondering where everyone in the UK goes to splash their cash, it's a pretty varied list, but some names just dominate the high street and, increasingly, our screens. When it comes to the everyday essentials and filling the fridge, the big supermarket players like Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons pretty much have the market cornered; you can't walk five minutes without bumping into one, and let's be honest, their clothing and home sections are getting surprisingly good too! Then you've got the high street stalwarts like John Lewis, which is basically ingrained in the British psyche for anything from furniture to fancy kettles, famous for their quality and service. Next is another huge one, not just for fashion but for their incredibly popular homeware range, while Argos remains a massive go-to for pretty much anything you can imagine, from electronics to toys, with their quick click-and-collect proving super handy. Boots isn't just for your paracetamol anymore either; they're a major player for beauty, toiletries, and even a decent lunchtime sandwich. For all your DIY and home improvement needs, B&Q and Dunelm are absolute giants, whether you're after a new drill or just some snazzy cushions. And, of course, in this day and age, Amazon UK is basically the stockist for absolutely everything under the sun, often delivering before you've even properly finished your cuppa. So yeah, the UK's Ferals Pair shopping scene is a real mix of trusty old favourites and powerful new online giants. " - Bargainplace UK

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