He meets the ever enthusiastic Princess Lily, has an amazing adventure bunny-hopping on his bike over the Swamp of Certain Death and outwitting the Knights of No-Nonsense and their Hounds of Horribleness, and lands back in the real world with a bump. As a child, Chris never would have believed that he could have achieved his dream of becoming an Olympic Champion.

First in the series of children's fiction co-written by the cycling legend that is Sir Chris Hoy and Joanna Nadin. Co-written with award-winning author Joanna Nadin and with fabulous illustrations by Clare Elsom, the Flying Fergus chapter books are recommended for readers 6+ and are great for newly independent readers.So when he gets a rusty second-hand bike for his ninth birthday he can’t help feeling a bit disappointed. Written with co-author Joanna Nadin, an award-winning children’s author, and illustrated by Clare Elsom, the tenth and final book in the successful series was published in February 2019. After living in London for several years she ran away to beautiful Devon with her husband and young son, and in her spare time likes paddle boarding, perfecting a headstand and reading about dinosaurs. It’s good that Chris Hoy has written a book that inspires young kids that’s dream is to be a Olympic champion in cycling which Chris Hoy is today. Since retiring from professional cycling, Sir Chris has been eager to devote his time, knowledge and experience in working with the next generation of cyclists.

It's not the flashy Sullivan Swift he'd longed for - but when it's all cleaned up and he takes it for a test run, he discovers something amazing. We mainly use Royal Mail Tracked 48 Service for goods which weight less then 2kg, all other goods will be delivered by a Courier. It's Fergus's biggest challenge yet - well; apart from breaking Dad out of the Dungeon of Despair in Nevermore; that is . With practical ideas for building confidence, resilience and self-belief, as well as dealing with failure, the book has been hugely popular for children unlocking their potential.

Fergus is sure their new coach is going to be his ultimate hero, cycle champ 'Spokes' Sullivan, so when Grandpa introduces Charlotte Campbell, the children are all less than impressed. So he's got to get up to speed and back to Nevermore before Wesley and his team come to harm in the hills. So when he gets a rusty second-hand bike for his ninth birthday he can't help feeling a bit disappointed.