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Topic	Best Childrens Book Series?
Gaawa_chan 05/19/21 12:38:55 AM #12:	MondoMan180 posted... Although its fair to ask age range, Im excluding stuff like Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See and a Very Hungry Caterpillar, and going above that. Like, excluding toddlers" lets say 6-10 range, especially 7 & 8 Again, it's gonna depend on the kid's reading level. I read the Silmarillion in 7th grade so that should give you an idea of my atypical reading experience when I was young. shrug Circle of Magic, Wildwood, and Redwall still apply, and Artemis Fowl and Dragon Chronicles probably work, too. I would say that Circle of Magic is probably the most solid bet to make for that age range, though. --- Hi <cite>Gaawa_chan posted [p:954062082] in Best Child... [t:79466889]...</cite> <quote>MondoMan180 posted... </cite> <quote>Although its fair to ask age range, Im excluding stuff like Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See and a Very Hungry Caterpillar, and going above that. Like, excluding toddlers" lets say 6-10 range, especially 7 & 8</quote>Again, it's gonna depend on the kid's reading level. I read the Silmarillion in 7th grade so that should give you an idea of my atypical reading experience when I was young. shrug Circle of Magic, Wildwood, and Redwall still apply, and Artemis Fowl and Dragon Chronicles probably work, too. I would say that Circle of Magic is probably the most solid bet to make for that age range, though. --- Hi</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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