Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 6-9) Bargain Book Box SP4275
Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 6-9) Bargain Book Box SP4275
Eighteen funny, heavily illustrated chapter books: five Captain Underpants, three WeirDos, three Billie B Browns including a six-in-one mystery volume, plus rescue dogs, a flying unicorn and a real war dog. A box for a child who has just started reading alone and wants to laugh while doing it.
- Grover McBane Rescue Dog: Grover Finds a Home — Claire Garth — Grover is a scruffy border collie who lands in a Sydney dogs’ home and has to learn to trust people again. Based on a real rescue dog, with drawings by Johannes Leak. Shortlisted for the Readings Children’s Book Prize.
- The Adventures of Captain Underpants — Dav Pilkey — George and Harold hypnotise their mean principal, and he becomes a superhero who fights crime in his underpants. The first epic novel, and the book that got a generation of boys reading.
- Pearl: The Flying Unicorn — Sally Odgers & Adele K. Thomas — Pearl’s magic never does what she means it to, and now she wants to fly. Her friends Olive the ogre and Tweet the firebird are along for the crash landings.
- WeirDo 8: Really Weird! — Anh Do — Weir Do’s family is weird enough, and now there is a chicken on his head. Jokes on every page, and short enough to finish in a sitting.
- WeirDo 9: Spooky Weird! — Anh Do — Halloween at the Do house, with a ghost that may be a bedsheet. The spooky one, and never scary.
- WeirDo 10: Messy Weird! — Anh Do — A school clean-up goes exactly as badly as the title suggests. Book ten of the series.
- Tilda Teaches Animal Care — Amy Adeney — Tilda appoints herself teacher on a subject she loves, with a dog under one arm and a parrot on the other. Sally Rippin calls it brilliant on the cover.
- The All New Captain Underpants Extra-Crunchy Book o’ Fun 2 — Dav Pilkey — Comics, puzzles, jokes, Flip-O-Ramas and instructions for drawing the characters. An activity book, so check it before gifting.
- Billie B Mysteries: The Big Book of Mystery — Sally Rippin — Six books in one: Billie, Jack, Alex and Mika form the Secret Mystery Club and solve a case per book. The step up from Billie B Brown, and good value at this size.
- Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 2: The Revenge of the Ridiculous Robo-Boogers — Dav Pilkey — Three giant robotic bogeys chase George and Harold across town. The seventh epic novel, and as disgusting as promised.
- Fairy vs Wizard — Jenny McLachlan — Danny’s tiny, rude fairy Stink is back, and this time a wizard turns up at school. Drawn on every page, and “stinkingly brilliant” according to Maz Evans.
- Zooniverse: The Speedy Spidersaurus — Nova Weetman — Noah and Blue look after a zoo of mixed-up creatures, and the half-spider, half-dinosaur one has escaped. Illustrated by Chris Kennett.
- Billie B Brown: The Bully Buster — Sally Rippin — Someone at school is being mean, and Billie has to work out how to stand up to them. Big print, fifty pages, and a problem every six-year-old knows.
- Captain Underpants and the Wrath of the Wicked Wedgie Woman — Dav Pilkey — The boys hypnotise their teacher Ms Ribble, and it goes wrong: she becomes a villain with robot arms. The fifth epic novel.
- Oscar’s Lonely Christmas — Holly Webb — Oscar is a Dalmatian puppy in a house too busy with Christmas to notice him. Webb’s puppy books are gentle, a little sad, and end well.
- Billie B Brown: The Honey Bees — Sally Rippin — Billie and a hive of bees, in the tenth-anniversary edition. One small adventure, told in short sentences.
- Captain Underpants and the Attack of the Talking Toilets — Dav Pilkey — The school invention convention produces an army of man-eating toilets. The second epic novel, and many readers’ favourite.
- G.I. Dogs: Judy, Prisoner of War — Laurie Calkhoven — Judy was a real Royal Navy ship’s dog who survived a sinking and a Japanese prison camp, the only dog registered as a prisoner of war. Told in her own voice.
Genre: Childrens
Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 6-9) Bargain Book Box SP4275
Eighteen funny, heavily illustrated chapter books: five Captain Underpants, three WeirDos, three Billie B Browns including a six-in-one mystery volume, plus rescue dogs, a flying unicorn and a real war dog. A box for a child who has just started reading alone and wants to laugh while doing it.
- Grover McBane Rescue Dog: Grover Finds a Home — Claire Garth — Grover is a scruffy border collie who lands in a Sydney dogs’ home and has to learn to trust people again. Based on a real rescue dog, with drawings by Johannes Leak. Shortlisted for the Readings Children’s Book Prize.
- The Adventures of Captain Underpants — Dav Pilkey — George and Harold hypnotise their mean principal, and he becomes a superhero who fights crime in his underpants. The first epic novel, and the book that got a generation of boys reading.
- Pearl: The Flying Unicorn — Sally Odgers & Adele K. Thomas — Pearl’s magic never does what she means it to, and now she wants to fly. Her friends Olive the ogre and Tweet the firebird are along for the crash landings.
- WeirDo 8: Really Weird! — Anh Do — Weir Do’s family is weird enough, and now there is a chicken on his head. Jokes on every page, and short enough to finish in a sitting.
- WeirDo 9: Spooky Weird! — Anh Do — Halloween at the Do house, with a ghost that may be a bedsheet. The spooky one, and never scary.
- WeirDo 10: Messy Weird! — Anh Do — A school clean-up goes exactly as badly as the title suggests. Book ten of the series.
- Tilda Teaches Animal Care — Amy Adeney — Tilda appoints herself teacher on a subject she loves, with a dog under one arm and a parrot on the other. Sally Rippin calls it brilliant on the cover.
- The All New Captain Underpants Extra-Crunchy Book o’ Fun 2 — Dav Pilkey — Comics, puzzles, jokes, Flip-O-Ramas and instructions for drawing the characters. An activity book, so check it before gifting.
- Billie B Mysteries: The Big Book of Mystery — Sally Rippin — Six books in one: Billie, Jack, Alex and Mika form the Secret Mystery Club and solve a case per book. The step up from Billie B Brown, and good value at this size.
- Captain Underpants and the Big, Bad Battle of the Bionic Booger Boy, Part 2: The Revenge of the Ridiculous Robo-Boogers — Dav Pilkey — Three giant robotic bogeys chase George and Harold across town. The seventh epic novel, and as disgusting as promised.
- Fairy vs Wizard — Jenny McLachlan — Danny’s tiny, rude fairy Stink is back, and this time a wizard turns up at school. Drawn on every page, and “stinkingly brilliant” according to Maz Evans.
- Zooniverse: The Speedy Spidersaurus — Nova Weetman — Noah and Blue look after a zoo of mixed-up creatures, and the half-spider, half-dinosaur one has escaped. Illustrated by Chris Kennett.
- Billie B Brown: The Bully Buster — Sally Rippin — Someone at school is being mean, and Billie has to work out how to stand up to them. Big print, fifty pages, and a problem every six-year-old knows.
- Captain Underpants and the Wrath of the Wicked Wedgie Woman — Dav Pilkey — The boys hypnotise their teacher Ms Ribble, and it goes wrong: she becomes a villain with robot arms. The fifth epic novel.
- Oscar’s Lonely Christmas — Holly Webb — Oscar is a Dalmatian puppy in a house too busy with Christmas to notice him. Webb’s puppy books are gentle, a little sad, and end well.
- Billie B Brown: The Honey Bees — Sally Rippin — Billie and a hive of bees, in the tenth-anniversary edition. One small adventure, told in short sentences.
- Captain Underpants and the Attack of the Talking Toilets — Dav Pilkey — The school invention convention produces an army of man-eating toilets. The second epic novel, and many readers’ favourite.
- G.I. Dogs: Judy, Prisoner of War — Laurie Calkhoven — Judy was a real Royal Navy ship’s dog who survived a sinking and a Japanese prison camp, the only dog registered as a prisoner of war. Told in her own voice.