Charlotte's Web
A pig, a clever spider and a farm-full of friends.
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A pig, a clever spider and a farm-full of friends.
Five short stories about two very different best friends.
Jack and Annie find a magic tree house full of books.
A robot washes up on a wild island and learns to live there.
A brilliant girl, awful grown-ups and a very kind teacher.
Third grade, a new school and a raw egg in her hair.
Auggie starts fifth grade with a face that looks different.
A boy digs holes at a desert camp and uncovers a family curse.
Two friends make a secret kingdom in the woods.
After a plane crash, a boy survives alone in the wild.
A tiny caterpillar eats his way through the week.
A little bunny says goodnight to everything in the room.
In a perfect town, one boy learns what everyone has forgotten.
A girl volunteers for a televised fight to save her sister.
Owl letters, Quidditch, and a school where the rules are magic.
Cartoons on every page and a narrator who says what kids actually think.
It’s a comic book, it’s gross, and you can flip the pages to animate the fights.
A factory made of candy and four rude kids getting what they deserve.
A funny narrator with ADHD and dyslexia who turns out to be a hero.
A secret door to another world, talking animals and kids who become kings and queens.
A dog who smiles, and a girl who turns strangers into friends.
A boy and his dogs, and a story about working hard for a dream.
It feels like a comic made by kids, for kids.
A gorilla who paints and very short chapters.
Travel by folding space, and a heroine who is stubborn and smart.
The BFG’s silly words, like snozzcumber and whizzpopper.
A best-friend story where an ordinary kid is brave.
Fudge’s tantrums are hilarious, and every big brother or sister gets it.
A kid who changes the world with one made-up word.
A girl who survives alone and makes friends with a wild dog.
Funny drawings and a hero who wins with brains, not muscles.
Riddles in the dark, a magic ring and a talking dragon.
Being mailed in an envelope is the best idea ever.
A secret home in a boxcar, made from things they find.
It’s the thrill of a ghost story you can’t put down.
A secret garden that only they know about.
Making toys and treats from scratch, and Pa’s stories at night.
Scary animals trying (and failing) to be nice, told like a comic.
A girl who has everything, loses it, and grows stronger.
A watchdog with a clock in his body and a land where you eat your words.
Hundreds of pages of drawings that feel like a movie.
Coraline is brave because she’s scared and does it anyway.
Riddles, secret codes and four very different kids who need each other.
Five dragons from different tribes, each with a special power.
Secret clans, new names and loyal friends.
Three smart kids outwitting grown-ups, and a narrator who defines every hard word.
It’s a comic book that feels like it’s about you.
A mouse with huge ears who is braver than everyone.
Living inside a giant peach with talking bugs.
Tunnels, a feast and grown-ups who get fooled.
A mouse who drives a tiny car.
Jordan’s own comics are mixed into the story.
Flying cars, a house-elf and a mystery to solve.
Time travel, a secret map and a hippogriff.
Roz is back, and this time she’s the one who needs help.
Monsters from the myths, a pirate ship and a brother Percy didn’t know he had.
Anne talks, imagines and gets into trouble like no one else.
Chapters switch between the boy and the fox.
A 10-year-old running a motel desk, and winning.
Ada learns to ride a horse and discovers what she can do.
Melody’s voice is funny, sharp and impossible to forget.
A teacher who believes in you can change everything.
A real puzzle you can try to solve before the heirs do.
Every chapter is a new weird kid and a new joke.
A mouse riding a motorcycle by making engine noises.
Fudge’s disasters get even bigger.
A pig who thinks buttered toast solves everything.
You get to be the detective.
A swan who plays trumpet, writes on a slate and goes to school.
A rabbit’s adventures across land and sea.
A boy who will do anything to save a dog.
A brave dog and a boy who grows up.
Living in a tree with a pet falcon.
Short enough to read in one sitting.
A mouse boy defeats evil witches.
A girl who lifts her own horse.
Pooh’s honey hunts and silly songs.
Nothing makes sense, and that’s the fun.
Flying, fairies and pirates.
Toad’s wild car crashes and escapes.
A girl who stays a princess inside, even in the attic.
A brave talking mouse named Reepicheep.
A hearing aid that becomes a superpower.
Every sibling will recognize these fights.
A walking house and a talking amulet.
Stupid, stupid rat creatures.
A boy robot who says 'Outstanding!'
A monster dog named Rover and a treehouse fortress.
Comics and a hero who gets in trouble.
Fairy tales with a twist.
A secret world, powers and friends.
A villain as the hero.
Egyptian gods and a brother-sister team.
A library full of puzzles and games.
Poems that move like a basketball game.
Short poems about real childhood moments.
A teacher who changes everyone.
Lemonade business and sibling fights.
A smart detective girl.
Two brothers solving crimes.
Tiny people using stamps as paintings.
Opposites who become best friends.