Blizzard has announced a new series of books, the result of a new collaboration with Scholastic, a publisher and distributor of children's books. Is about World of Warcraft Traveler, a series of books about World of Warcraft focused on children.
World of Warcraft Traveler, the new series of children's books coming soon!
Blizzard y Scholastic have joined forces to present their new project. His name is World of Warcraft Traveler and it is a series of books focused on children. This series of books will focus on the adventures of a young Warcraft character who will travel the great world of Azeroth discovering its mysteries.
Scholastic is the publishing and distribution company largest children's book store in the world. They have 95 years of experience in the sector, creating printed and digital books for the little ones, as well as other products in order to support the learning process of children.
World of Warcraft Traveler will be focused on the public between 8 and 12 years old and will focus on the adventures of a young man named Aramar thorne, a boy who 
will join the crew of his father, who is captain of a ship. Aramar will travel the world of Azeroth discovering and exploring the mysteries of the world, always accompanied by his sketchbook. During your journey, you will meet other important figures from both the crew and the world of Azeroth. You will learn to cope with dangers and face the different exotic and dangerous creatures that inhabit this world. It will undoubtedly be an epic journey full of action, adventure and great mysteries.
The release date of the first book is estimated to November 2016. Its author will be Greig weisman (famous author of comics such as Disney's Gargoyles among other great animation projects and novels). The first book will be accompanied by illustrations by the hand of Samwise didier (Blizzard artist) and its cover will be the work of Stephane belin (also a Blizzard artist).
The second book in this series is estimated to November 2017.
For more information you can consult the Scholastic press release (In English).