Angie Sage Books in Order

Alex now knows she is an Enchanter's child and that the king's Twilight Hauntings were created from her father's magic. Determined to destroy them, she searches for a lost talisman called the Tau, racing across the land by steam train while dodging soldiers, monsters and betrayal.

In a kingdom where Enchantment is illegal, Alex secretly reads her Enchanted cards, which flicker with images of now and not yet. Betrayed by her foster sister, she escapes the city of Luma with little Louie, only to find the countryside prowled by terrifying Twilight Hauntings that seem strangely fixated on her.

Once dragons and humans shared Earth, until rogue riders called Raptors tried to take over and dragons were banished to another realm. Centuries later, lonely London girl Sirin, dragon rider Joss and silver dragon Lysander are drawn together as dragons return and a new battle begins.

Maximillian Fly looks like a giant cockroach, with indigo wings, antennae and extra arms, and most people in the domed city of Hope are afraid of him. When he shelters two runaway children, he is pulled into a web of secrets that challenges everything he thinks he knows about his world and himself.

In the climax of the TodHunter Moon trilogy, the lapis lazuli under the Wizard Tower is crumbling and Magyk across the world is beginning to unravel. Tod sets out to find a new Keystone and master the StarChaser spell before the Castle, and everything she loves, collapses.

A seaside holiday should be relaxing, but nothing is simple when Araminta and Wanda head to Skeleton Island. Old shipwrecks, strange locals and rumours of buried treasure soon have them chasing clues, dodging danger and wondering whether the island's legends are really dead.

Now settled as Septimus Heap's apprentice, Tod must leave the safety of the Castle and cross the Desert of the Singing Sands. With Oskar and Ferdie beside her, she races to reach the last Orm Egg before it hatches and imprints on Darke sorcerer Oraton Marr.

Alice TodHunter Moon, a young PathFinder from a seaside village, plans to learn her people's sea lore from her father. When he disappears and her friend Ferdie is snatched by eerie Garmin, Tod joins Ferdie's twin Oskar on a rescue mission that leads them to the Castle and to Septimus Heap himself.

Araminta is horrified to be sent away to Gargoyle Hall, a stuffy boarding school full of rules, stone gargoyles and unfriendly teachers. With Wanda's help she starts digging into the building's past, uncovering a hidden history of hauntings and a mystery that only a determined ghost hunter can solve.

Set between *Magyk* and *Flyte*, this novella sends young Septimus and Marcia to the Port on Hallowseeth. While Simon Heap escorts his master DomDaniel on a secret errand, witches of the Port Witch Coven scheme to steal a powerful Darke Toad, and chaos quickly follows.

In the final Septimus Heap novel, old enemies trapped inside the Two Faced Ring stir once more as Septimus nears the end of his apprenticeship. To keep the Castle safe he must master the ancient Alchemical Fyre, close dangerous Darke holes and decide what kind of wizard he wants to become.

Darke Magyk seeps into the Castle, swallowing streets and people in its creeping shadows. As the Wizard Tower itself comes under threat, Septimus must venture into the Darke Halls, face old enemies and decide how much of the Darke he is willing to confront and understand.

This richly illustrated companion to the Septimus Heap novels reads like a bundle of documents from the Castle itself. Maps, character biographies, journal extracts and in world notes flesh out the Wizard Tower, Palace, Marram Marshes and more for readers who want to linger in Septimus's world.

Fresh from his Queste, Septimus takes a dragon flight that goes badly wrong and ends up stranded on a mysterious island with Jenna, Beetle and an injured Spit Fyre. There they meet Syrah Syara, a girl possessed by an ancient Syren whose plans could destroy the Castle.

Septimus is tricked into accepting a deadly Queste that has already claimed many apprentices. With Jenna and Beetle at his side, he must travel through the mysterious House of Foryx, face ancient magicians and try to rescue Nicko and Snorri, who are still lost in time.

Araminta is furious that Aunt Tabby and Uncle Drac are going to Transylvania without her, especially on her birthday. Things improve when cool cousin Mathilda arrives to babysit, but she brings along two out of control teenage ghosts who wreck Spookie House and ignore every rule.

Araminta is convinced something horrible prowls the hidden passages of Spookie House, perhaps even a werewolf. Then Uncle Drac's unnervingly polite nephew Max arrives, quickly becoming Wanda's favourite. Certain he is up to no good, Araminta sets out to expose Max and unmask the creature in the walls.

An ancient queen's ghost escapes from a painting and unleashes a deadly Sickness on the Castle. To save everyone, Septimus is hurled five hundred years into the past to study Physik with alchemist Marcellus Pye, while Jenna and new friend Snorri risk everything to bring him home.

Sir Horace is about to celebrate his five hundredth birthday, and Araminta wants to find the perfect present. An ancient sword hidden in a grotto beneath Spookie House seems ideal, until a portcullis trap and a rising tide turn the search into a soggy race against time.

When Barry Wizzard's prize frogs vanish before a big aquarium show, everyone blames Araminta. Determined to clear her name, she and Wanda follow a trail that leads from spooky cellars to a dangerous shark tank, discovering what really happened to the missing frogs.

Septimus is now the ExtraOrdinary Wizard's apprentice, but his jealous brother Simon has other plans. When Jenna is kidnapped, Septimus, Nicko and their friends chase across marshes and skies, uncover the lost Flyte charm and discover just how far family envy can go.

In the opening Septimus Heap novel, a baby boy believed dead and a baby girl found in the snow set a whole kingdom's fate in motion. Ten years later, Jenna discovers she is a lost princess, Boy 412 discovers unexpected Magyk, and together they flee a Darke necromancer who wants the throne.

Written for new readers, this short adventure follows children travelling along a hot, crocodile filled canal where every bend hides a fresh surprise. Close encounters with wildlife and a simple mystery keep the pages turning without becoming too frightening.

Millie, the Bing family's dog, hates being left alone in the house all day and longs to know where her humans vanish to every morning. Squeezing through the cat flap, she sets off to explore, gets hopelessly lost and is rescued by a boy who helps her find a second, daytime home.

On a trip to the zoo, a determined toddler has strong opinions about what they like and what they absolutely do not, especially when it comes to bananas. Clear, repetitive text and cheerful pictures turn a simple outing into a gentle story about tastes, choices and trying new things.

Monster toddler Molly finally has two little teeth and must visit the dentist, which she absolutely refuses to do. Lift the flaps as stubborn Molly keeps her mouth clamped shut until a tiny mirror and a gentle dentist help her discover that checkups are nothing to fear.

Molly is excited to go to her friend Olly's birthday party but secretly does not want to give away the present she picked. As games are played and other guests hand over their gifts, Molly slowly learns the pleasure of giving and finally shares hers with pride.

A toddler spends the day visiting ducks, splashing in puddles and watching the world by the pond. Very simple language and soft, expressive artwork introduce opposites and first words, making this a cosy read aloud for the very young.

A collection of illustrated short stories about crushes, best friends and families, this book gently explores the many ways love and affection show up in children's lives. Each tale offers a different perspective on kindness, loyalty and what it means to care about someone.

Created for two to four year olds, this color book uses short, gentle rhymes to explore yellow in a child's world. Sunny sand, bright clothes and frosty "yellow ice" help little readers notice and name the color around them.

A companion to the other color board books, this title celebrates the color red in a toddler's everyday life. Bouncy rhymes and bold pictures of things like a bright ball and cosy clothes encourage children to look for red wherever they go.

This sturdy board book introduces toddlers to the color green through simple verse and warm illustrations. From grass and rugs to a favourite mug, each page links the color to everyday things small children recognise at home.

In this short chapter book, a curious child becomes fascinated by the idea of life on other planets and begins to imagine what an alien visitor might think of Earth. Everyday adventures at home and school take on new meaning as they are viewed through that playful, questioning lens.

Penk the penguin is marooned on a lonely tropical island with nothing but bananas to eat and two hungry sharks, Slasher and Sluggit, circling in the water. To get back to Penguin Bay he must outsmart the sharks and turn his strange surroundings to his advantage.

When Ellie learns that her friend Humphrey is being sent away for the summer, she hides in the boot of his family's car rather than say goodbye. The two enormous dogs on the trip look like wolves, and before long Ellie is caught up in a holiday full of mishaps, puppies and new friendships.

Muriel knows she is not supposed to fly a magic carpet on her own, but the one she discovers in a forgotten corner of Crumbled Castle is far too tempting. With her stuffed elephant spellmaker, Theobald, she sneaks out for a night time mystery tour that goes delightfully wrong.

A simple mushroom supper turns into a topsy turvy disaster when a young would be spellmaker gets the ingredients all wrong. Strange things sprout, bubble and burst, and she has to use quick thinking and courage to put her magical mix up right again.

Araminta Spookie adores living in her creaky, cobwebby house, so she is horrified when Aunt Tabby decides to sell it. With help from a ghostly suit of armor and a boy ghost named Edmund, Araminta stages an Awful Ambush to scare off every potential buyer.

Designed for the very youngest readers, this playful picture book invites babies and toddlers to spot familiar objects, animals and faces on each spread. Short, rhythmic text turns everyday scenes into an easy first "I spy" game that builds language and observation.

A preschooler struggles when a new baby wants to play with all the toys that feel special and "mine." Through everyday mishaps the siblings slowly learn to share, take turns and enjoy things together instead of guarding every possession.

This picture book takes very young readers on a romp through the jungle, where monkeys, parrots and other animals hide in the foliage until they suddenly pop out. Simple rhymes and bright art invite children to spot each creature and join in the surprise.