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Youngest Faircrest and the Search for a Sorcerer
  • Published: 1 September 2026
  • ISBN: 9780241756355
  • Imprint: Dorling Kindersley
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 352
  • RRP: $16.99

Youngest Faircrest and the Search for a Sorcerer

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One boy's quest to change his future and restore magic by award-winning writer Ollie George Clark

For fans of the best-selling series How to Train your Dragon, look no further for your next epic fantasy quest.

It is the day of Deciding in the swampy town of Bogsmarsh, and awkward twelve-year-old Youngest Faircrest is deemed a dearth – the most unremarkable and undesirable profession. Distraught by his hopeless destiny and determined to change his fate, Youngest, along with his best friend Agnes and a shape-shifting piglet Satchel, plunge into the dark forest on the hunt for an ancient sorcerer and lost magic. Fierce creatures lurk within the decaying forest, but it's also home to many hidden truths...

Could it be that Youngest is more remarkable than he's been made to feel, and capable of more than he ever dreamed?

This debut novel by award-winning comedy writer Ollie George Clark is a perfect blend of humour, adventure, and heart, woven to create a spellbinding story of courage, friendship, and self-discovery that readers will treasure.
  • Published: 1 September 2026
  • ISBN: 9780241756355
  • Imprint: Dorling Kindersley
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 352
  • RRP: $16.99
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About the author

Ollie George Clark

Ollie George Clark is an award-winning writer who grew up with a passion for fantasy adventure novels – now he is creating them for the next generation. The Youngest Faircrest series is full of adventure, humour, impossible creatures, and daring missions; all centred around a truly exceptional protagonist. Ollie is the winner of the British Comedy Guide Sitcom Competition and has been nominated for the Liverpool Hope Playwriting Prize and David Nobbs comedy award, while his radio play, Nightmare(ish), was named critics’ choice in The Times and The Radio Times. Alongside novel writing, Ollie has multiple television shows in active development and is under commission for a new play.
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