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5176 reviews
J. K. Rowling

Topeka Bindery, 2002

A little darker...
This is when the Harry Potter series starts to get a bit "darker". The ending will make you buy the next book. You will want to know what happends.

The Kingdoms and the Elves of the Reaches (Keeper Martin's Tales Series, Book 1)

309 reviews
Robert Stanek

Reagent Press, 2002

Good But Continue on to the other books
I first read The Kingdoms and the Elves of the Reaches as a ninth grader and remember loving it. I then continued on to books 2, 3, and 4, which were excellent. I decided to re-read The Kingdoms and the Elves of the Reaches books this summer since I found I had forgotten the majority of the story. After re-reading it now as a college freshman, I enjoyed it even more. Clearly it's a remarkable ...

Ella Enchanted

1078 reviews
Gail Carson Levine

HarperCollins, 1997

Cinderella Who? by Sara Martinez
Many young girls dream of having a fairy tale life just like the ones that appear in Disney movies such as Cinderella, but what happens when these girls grow into young ladies and expect a little more than your usual fairy tale? In her novel Ella Enchanted, Gail Carson Levine adds a whole new twist to the familiar story of Cinderella. With the use of point of view, characterizations and themes, ...

Alanna (Song of the Lioness)

576 reviews
Tamora Pierce

Topeka Bindery, 1999

Modern Classic for Young Adult Fantasy Readers
A tale of growing up and acceptance with a strong female lead who shows, without being ultra feminist, that girls can accomplish anything that boys can.

Dealing With Dragons

300 reviews
Patricia C. Wrede

Topeka Bindery, 2002

on audio
Princess Cimorene is tired of embroidery, etiquette, and protocol classes. She wants to take Latin, fencing, magic, and cooking lessons instead. But, that's just "not done." So to avoid a betrothal to a handsome and charming (but not particularly bright) prince, she runs away to become housekeeper for a dragon. As a dragon's princess, Cimorene gets the freedom to cook and clean and to organize ...

Mossflower

298 reviews
Brian Jacques

Philomel, 2004

GREAT FOR ALL AGES!!!!!
It is all you want in a good book.It has just the right amount of action, peril,valor,and humor. If you want a book that is good for everyone, you just found one!

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1)

5429 reviews
J.K. Rowling

Arthur A. Levine Books, 2001

AMAZING
This is a new elaborate world with some of the best characters written, and some of the most unique experiences imaginable. So many twists and turns!

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

2597 reviews
J. K. Rowling

Raincoast Book Dist Ltd, 2000

Dive deeper into Harry's personal life
Harry does have family! A "crazy" god-father that he is completely unaware of having until this book. A great mystery book in the series. It will have you wanting more!

The House of the Scorpion

300 reviews
Nancy Farmer

Atheneum/Richard Jackson Books, 2002

Amazing book for even the most conservative readers
This book is simply amazing--fluidly well told, with none of the typical "coming of age" tawdry sexualization, no offensive language, just an interesting take on contemporary issues. The realistic characters and well-paced story make this book worthy of all the awards it garnered. Buy your kid this book--then read it yourself!

Where the Wild Things Are

362 reviews
Maurice Sendak

Harper Collins, 1988

Look into the mind of a child
I just read this the other day to my first grade class, and it turns out I had forgotten just how gorgeous this book is! It's the story of a boy named Max who imagines himself to another world: an island dominated by monsters, aka "wild things". No, it's not freakishly complex, but it is a kids' story. It tells of one of the most important things we have: the power of imagination.

The Dark Is Rising Sequence: Silver on the Tree; The Grey King; Greenwitch; The Dark Is Rising; and Over Sea, ...

203 reviews
Susan Cooper

Simon Pulse, 1993

Wonderful, wonderful series
This series is my son's absolute FAVORITE. He's 8 and I recently decided to introduce him to the books, and he ate them up. He said he likes how the bad people aren't always perfect, and he likes the way the Drew siblings work together in OVER SEA, UNDER STONE and again in GREENWICH and SILVER ON THE TREE. I'm pretty sure that he didn't understand all the symbolism in THE DARK IS RISING, though ...

Crown Duel: The Crown & Court Duet, Book I

255 reviews
Sherwood Smith

Jane Yolen Books, 1997

Really Good!
I love this book. Mel is strong, but believable. You can really relate with her even if you don't always think she is doing the right thing. I could not put this book down, and i did not want to!It is very well written and by the end of the book you feel like you have known Mel your whole life. As if you were there when all these things happened. Great,Great,Great Book! Court Duel the sequel, ...

Martin the Warrior

262 reviews
Brian Jacques

Listening Library, 2006

Swashbuckling legend
Throughout the Redwall books Martin has always been not only the founder of Redwall but a veritable figure of legend. This book finally tells his story. Like the series, it's a grand ol' adventure. However, I felt this one packed the most emotion--I dare to call this a tragedy. If you can put up with that, this is a fantastic and passionate read.

The Immortals (Wild Magic)

271 reviews
Tamora Pierce

Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 2002

Wonderful Story
I read this before I read the other series (Song of the Lioness)so I really had no background info on the setting. The plot is intriguing and the details back it worthwhile.

MATTIMEO

214 reviews
GARY CHALK BRIAN JACQUES

AVON BOOKS, 1991

EXCELLENT! 10/10!
This is either the best or the second best Redwall book. It's the direct sequel to the Original Redwall, so there will be a lot of familier characters. Complete with 3 huge battles, a cruel monster that lurks in the dark, and an evil slaver named Slager, this book is ultimate, and I highly reccomend it!

Ring of Endless Light

205 reviews
Madeleine L'Engle

Random House Trade, 1981

Loved It!!
I loved this book and I would recommend it to girls from the ages 10 and up. This was a good story to connect to your life or the lives of the people around you. The things that happen to Vicky in A Ring of Endless Light might happen or may have happened to the reader. Therefore the plot of the story is believable. I would like to read another story by this author because I loved how thorough ...

Warriors #1: Into the Wild (Warriors)

230 reviews
Erin Hunter

HarperCollins, 2003

I am 43 years old and read it along side my 13 year old!
I had so much fun reading this with my 13 year old book after book, we laughed and cried at some of the endings! Erin Hunter has created a truly fascinating world of wild cats and their adventures. I can truely say I read these as loyally as I have read Harry Potter!

The Neverending Story

266 reviews
Michael Ende

Topeka Bindery, 1999

Beautiful Edition
Many reviewers have already given a synopsis of this fantastic story of a boy literally drawn into a book he is reading. So, I wanted to comment on this particular edition. I was hesitant to spend so much money on a book that has been in print for so long and is readily available in cheap paperback copies. However, this is a beautiful hardcover edition. Collectible quality. The dust ...

Court Duel: The Crown & Court Duet, Book II

222 reviews
Sherwood Smith

Harcourt Children's Books, 1998

Returning to Court
Court Duel (1998) is the second fantasy novel in the Duel series, following Crown Duel. In the previous volume, the Marquis of Shevraeth was probably going to be the next king. He turned part of the personal fortune of Galdran the greedy over to Meliara Astiar for the damage done to her family. Mel went on a spending streak, starting with repairs on the rundown castle where she lived. Mel ...

The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles

259 reviews
Julie Edwards

Topeka Bindery, 1999

Whangdoodley AMAZING
This is a very rare book, luckily I came across it in 5th grade, and it was definitely a book to die for. It was an accurate, unique, and imaginative story about two children who befriend a strange and creative man who introduces them to a world filled of new and unique animals, plants, and many different things. This world could only be realistic if you imagined it. Soon they found themselves in ...

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