These are a series of shorter books. A couple hundred pages each. But there are 7 of them as of now, I don't know if they are gonna be more. But they are pretty good. It creates an entirly new world with a ton of interesting stuff, plus its got some awesome drawn pictures, lol.

Got them all (including the world book day editions) and read them all.

I got them when i was about 10 and have loved them ever since.

Read them all. All in hardcover too, when I was about eight.

Geez. Same book, different main character, same things happen.

Yeah, I gotta agree with you there, Ben. After Midnight over... it just got tedious.

Call me simple, but I really like them.

Especially the pictures.

yeah, same

Artemis - how did you read them all when you were eight, they are still being released every year

That's right....there are new ones coming out.

I need to buy them, my library doesn't have them.

I didn't get through the first one.

Read all 9 in hardback, the day each came out *signed by author and illustrator*. very enjoyable reading

Ianna wrote: Call me simple, but I really like them.

Especially the pictures.

I agree.

meh, they're alright. Perhaps too many.

Yes, but at least the stories aren't the same thing over and over again.

Just been to the book launch of their final book - The Immortals.

The two of them were great and Chris drew a character from the book and a banderbear in about 15 mins each whilest they spoke about the books and their inspirations for the stories.

They did seem a bit surprised to see someone slightly older there than the rest of the audience, generally they were between 10 and 15 :P

I remember these books...

Oh, I found the Edge Chronicles to be kinda interesting, but I liked the Quint stories the best. I read the Twig books because they were the first books, and you kinda have to, but i hated the Rook books.

Still, drawings were cool.