Septimus Heap Series

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Magic...mayhem...and an incredible chase begin in this spellbinding adventure series filled with cunning, deception and wonderful characters for all ages 9+, written by the brilliant fantasy author Angie Sage and perfect for fans of Harry PotterArtemis FowlThe Inheritance CycleInkheart and His Dark Materials.

Septimus Heap is a young magic apprentice, destined to study under Marcia Overstrand, a brilliant wizard, for exactly seven years and one day. That is until he realises what his true nature is: he is the seventh son of a seventh son, destined to be incredibly powerful thanks to his magic. And DomDaniel, an evil wizard, wants him.  

Family is a big part of this fantasy series, making it the perfect read for younger fantasy lovers, too. We'll see his brilliant aunt Zelda Zanuba Heap playing a big role in revealing Septimus' powers, as well as his relationship with his adoptive sister, Jenna, an orphaned princess.

Get ready to fly a Dragon Boat in a secret cavern, fight in the sky, reassemble an evil master's bones, track down an accidentally released 500-year-old spirit, brew the antidote to a deadly plague, find lost charms, destroying two-faced rings in Fyre and SO much more! This series draws on all of our most-loved tropes and twists and turns of fantasy. What a magical ride awaits in a series children with big imaginations will love to read over and over again. 

Angie Sage is also the brilliant author behind Sandrider and Araminta Spook, but if you'd like more of the Septimus Heap world, you may want to read the Magycal Papers, a brilliant compendium of information on every aspect of Septimus's world and the creatures that inhabit it.

All of the Septimus Heap books in order:
Book 1: Magyk (2005)
Book 2: Flyte (2006)
Book 3: Physik (2007)
Book 4: Queste (2008)
Book 5: Syren (2009)
Book 6: Darke (2011)
Book 7: Fyre (2013)

Septimus Heap: The Magykal Papers (2009)

Book 1
Book 1

Magyk

Evil necromancer DomDaniel is plotting his comeback. Having executed the most daringly ruthless part of his plan, one ob... MoreMagyk

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Book 2
Book 2

Flyte

The evil necromancer DomDaniel has been disposed of, but something Darke is stirring. A Shadow pursues ExtraOrdinary Wiz... MoreFlyte

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Book 3
Book 3

Physik

When Silas Heap unseals a forgotten room in the Palace, he releases the ghost of a Queen who lived five hundred years ea... MorePhysik

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Book 4
Book 4

Queste

Septimus faces a perilous quest to find Nicko and Snorri, who have been trapped back in time. Everyone at the Castle is ... MoreQueste

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Book 5
Book 5

Syren

In the fifth book of this Magykal series, Septimus and his friends find themselves on an island whose secrets are as dar... MoreSyren

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Book 6
Book 6

Darke: Septimus Heap Book 6

On the shortest day of the year, as the Castle is lit with candles and everyone prepares to celebrate, Wizard Apprentice... MoreDarke: Septimus Heap Book 6

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Book 7
Book 7

Fyre

Septimus Heap, Wizard Apprentice, must fight the remnants of the Darke Domaine. For this, the ancient Alchemie Fyre must... MoreFyre

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Book 8
Book 8

The Magykal Papers: Septimus Heap

This beautifully designed and wonderfully witty Septimus Heap compendium is a dazzling cornucopia of information on ever... MoreThe Magykal Papers: Septimus Heap

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