The Last Wild Trilogy: The Last Wild: Book 1

My favourite character was the stag. This is an adventure book and was exciting

Great!

Funny, exiting, suspensful and dramatic. I love the white pigeon.

A fantastic story that shows the journey of a boy discovering how to cope in the world he finds himself in. The are some brilliant characters and interactions in the book particularly between Kester and the animals.

It is better then the dark wild by far ,and it is a very good book.Piers Torday is a genius.

It was a good read - good concept. Now need to read next book for ending

This book is very heart warming and helps humans understand that we suffer a huge loss; animals dying out because of our actions

Epic Full of Adventure!

I really liked this book because it was an interesting concept for a book. I like the dystopia of a world with no animals and crops left. My favourite character was Sidney because she’s funny and a cat and I love cats. I like that it’s serious but there are some characters that lighten up the mood of it, I think it’s a good balance of serious with a little bit of silly. I would recommend this book to kids and teenagers who like animals, nature and adventure books.

This book was amazing! full of twists turns and surprises, brilliant, I highly recommend it

Amazing! A wonderfully told animal adventure story where a boy discovers he can communicate with animals but all animals have become extinct except for the pests. He ends up making friends with a bossy cockroach, a wolf-cub, a spoilt cat and a harvest mouse! Can he save the animals? Definitely read this book to find out.

Very suspenseful

This book was a fictional book.My favourite character would have to be the General. He was hilarious. This book was partly factual as it have some animal facts. I would recommend this to everyone who likes books.

I would defo recommend this to someone else. I've always wished I could talk to humans and I liked that Kester stayed with the animals long enough that he could talk to them.

The boy and the moose are insperatable

I rate this book at four because it was very interesting but I really wish that it had a very dark twist to it

I think this book full of adventure and my favorite person in this book Kester .It interest me because the back cover say some thing about pigeon(I like birdssssssss)

This was a long interesting book about a virus that killed all the animals.it show perseverance and love showing we need to look after animals.the ending is not really an ending.

What do you life would be without animals?

I love this book

It was not quite what I was expecting. A little sci-fi/dystopian (well, sci-fi pre 2020!) A virus has swept across the world (sound familiar?) and wiped out most animals. The main character (12 yrs old) is mute but discovers he can communicate with the last animals left.

Epic

l loved this book!
The red-eye disease has killed all the animals,
Only pests still survive alongside human beings.
That's what Kester thought anyway...
Until The Last Wild changes his life!

This is a very good book I would totally recommend it

It was interesting looking at it as a possible future. I liked the twists in it

A good series

This has been on my shelf for a long time and I am so glad I decided to read it. It is such an original idea and it inspires so much wondering and thinking. The viral pandemic, the destruction of animals /the Earth, the monopoly of a large company are so relevant and would give rise to so much discussion.

Once I started reading this book I did not want to put it down and I can't wait to read the next one. It has a very powerful message about conservation and preventing further animal extinctions.

Quite adventurous can't really explain it in words. Once you start reading it you find you are stuck to it.

It interested me because I never knew what was going to happen next

Kester is incarcerated in Spectrum Hall. He has no voice, and no words, until approached by a cockroach named the General. He leaves the oppressive. clanging metal doors and gleaming laboratories of the Factorium for the muddy (and sometimes bloody) wilderness. Befriended by the last stag, he is called to save the remaining animals and to find a cure for the Red-Eye disease that has decimated this rocky island. A must-read in the hoof/paw prints of 'Watership Down' and 'Wolf Wilder'.