John Flanagan
John Flanagan is an Australian author best known for his fantasy series, Ranger's Apprentice. His notable works include The Ruins of Gorlan, The Burning Bridge, The Icebound Land, The Outcasts, and The Hunters, which explore themes of adventure and friendship in a richly developed world. Flanagan's writing has garnered a dedicated readership, particularly among young adults.
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Books by John Flanagan
5 books available
The Icebound Land
by John Flanagan
4.2(67,035)
Young Will endures Skandian slavery, while his mentor Halt, a disgraced Ranger, defies kings and travels a dangerous path with Horace to reclaim him before hope fades.
The Ruins of Gorlan
by John Flanagan
4.2(124,428)
Feared as dark magicians, the mysterious Rangers recruit a small, orphaned boy named Will, who quickly discovers their true purpose as the kingdom's silent protectors against a looming invasion by the malevolent Lord Morgarath.
The Burning Bridge
by John Flanagan
4.3(103,416)
Two young envoys, Will and Horace, find a plot by the warlord Morgarath to ambush the king's army, making them fight his legions alone to save their kingdom.
The Hunters
by John Flanagan
4.1(1,799)
In a land ruined by plague, a desperate father and his daughter journey through ancient, monster-haunted forests to find a mythical cure, only to learn the real horror is in the choices they make to survive.
The Outcasts
by John Flanagan
4.4(24,189)
Undersized Skandian outcasts use cleverness and teamwork to prove their worth in a society that values strength, navigating icy seas and rivals to forge a lasting bond.