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Pages & Co.: The Last Bookwanderer

#6 in Pages & Co. Series

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In the sixth and final Pages & Co. adventure, eleven-year-old Tilly Pages and her friends must save the very practice of bookwandering—slipping inside stories—before it is lost forever. After their narrow escape from the treacherous Underlibrary, bookwandering has been suspended, classic tales are fraying at the edges, and the mysterious space known as Unwritten is leaking chaos into beloved books. Guided by her grandparents, a reluctant librarian called Oskar, and a few storybook allies, Tilly journeys between the real world and endangered fictional realms to uncover a long-buried secret that could restore harmony—or destroy every story ever told.
In series
Series reading

Sequential

Age

8-12

Length

304 pages

Text complexity

Character compass

Matilda “Tilly” Pages
Milo Bolt
Oskar Dunthorne
Beatrice Pages
Enoch Chalk

Discussion points

Why does Tilly feel responsible for fixing bookwandering?
How do stories influence who we become?
Which character’s world would you save first and why?
Is sacrifice ever necessary for the greater good?
Tip: Role play these questions
Pause after cliff-hangers to predict outcomes together.
Compare Tilly’s bravery with real-life examples of standing up for what’s right.

Key lessons

Example Lesson: Stories shape empathy
Explanation: Tilly feels the pain of unraveling characters and acts to help.
Real-World Application: Reading widely helps children understand people unlike themselves.
Example Lesson: Responsibility for community
Explanation: Tilly shoulders the task of restoring magic for all readers.
Real-World Application: Kids can take initiative in classroom or family tasks.
Example Lesson: Courage despite uncertainty
Explanation: Dangerous journeys into Unwritten force brave decisions.
Real-World Application: Facing new schools or activities with confidence.
Example Lesson: Teamwork multiplies strengths
Explanation: Friends combine talents—research, technical skills, intuition.
Real-World Application: Group projects benefit from listening to every member.