Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 8-12) Bargain Book Box DSH1063

Secondhand Children's Fiction & Adventure Bargain Book Box

Ignite a love of reading with this massive collection of twenty-one secondhand children's books. This exciting library ranges from timeless classics by A.A. Milne and Enid Blyton to modern favorites like David Walliams and the hilarious Diary of a Minecraft Zombie. Young adventurers will be especially thrilled by the extensive selection of Choose Your Own Adventure titles, putting them in control of the story. Whether they want to visit the Hundred Acre Wood, survive middle school, or explore deep space, this box has it all. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

1. LOL Collection by Marcus Emerson Get ready to laugh out loud with this compilation of hilarious stories and comics designed to tickle your funny bone. Featuring wacky characters and absurd situations, it is perfect for reluctant readers who enjoy a good joke. The book combines text and illustrations to create a fast-paced and entertaining reading experience. It is a guaranteed mood-booster that will have kids giggling from the very first page.

2. The Wishing-Chair Again by Enid Blyton Mollie and Peter are back for more magical adventures with their flying chair and pixie friend, Chinky. This time, they visit the Land of Spells and the Village of Slipperies, meeting strange creatures along the way. Enid Blyton’s charming storytelling transports readers to a world where anything is possible if you just wish hard enough. It is a timeless fantasy classic that sparks the imagination of young readers.

3. Winnie-the-Pooh by A. A. Milne Meet the most beloved bear in literature and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood in this beautiful edition. Join Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, and Christopher Robin as they go on honey hunts and get into sticky situations. A. A. Milne’s gentle prose and wit capture the innocence and wonder of childhood friendship. It is a comforting and essential classic for every bookshelf.

4. Now We Are Six by A. A. Milne This delightful collection of poems captures the world through the eyes of a six-year-old Christopher Robin. From "King John's Christmas" to "Us Two," the verses celebrate the joys of play, imagination, and growing up. Milne’s rhythmic and playful language makes these poems perfect for reading aloud. It is a charming companion to the Pooh stories that has enchanted generations.

5. The House at Pooh Corner by A. A. Milne The adventures continue in the Hundred Acre Wood with the introduction of the bouncy and energetic Tigger. As Christopher Robin grows older, the friends face new challenges and learn valuable lessons about saying goodbye. This volume brings a poignant and heartwarming conclusion to the classic tales. It explores themes of change and the enduring nature of childhood memories.

6. When We Were Very Young by A. A. Milne The very first collection of A. A. Milne’s poetry introduces readers to Christopher Robin and his world. Before Pooh became a star, these verses established Milne’s unique voice and understanding of a child’s perspective. Poems like "Buckingham Palace" and "Halfway Down" have become nursery staples. It is a whimsical and sweet introduction to poetry for the youngest readers.

7. Malory Towers: First Term by Enid Blyton Darrell Rivers is excited to start her new life at the prestigious Malory Towers boarding school. She quickly makes friends and enemies, learning hard lessons about temper and loyalty along the way. This is the first book in the famous series that defines the boarding school genre for girls. It is a spirited story of friendship, pranks, and growing up away from home.

8. Diary of a Minecraft Zombie: The Zombie Who Cried Sheep by Zack Zombie Zack Zombie returns for another blocky adventure, this time dealing with the ups and downs of life as a mob. When strange things start happening at Scare School, Zack and his friends must figure out what is going on. Packed with game references and humor, it is a hit with Minecraft fans. It offers a fun and unique perspective from the "bad guy's" point of view.

9. The Case of the Silk King by Shannon Gilligan In this interactive mystery, you travel to Thailand to solve the disappearance of the famous Silk King, Jim Thompson. As a detective, you must make choices that determine which clues to follow and who to trust. With multiple endings, the story changes every time you read it, keeping the suspense high. It is an engaging way to learn about history and culture while solving a crime.

10. Space and Beyond by R. A. Montgomery You are born on a spaceship traveling between galaxies and must choose your own planet to call home. Your decisions will lead you to strange alien civilizations, dangerous black holes, or a peaceful new life. This sci-fi adventure puts the fate of your character firmly in your hands. It is a thrilling journey through the cosmos with endless possibilities.

11. Cup of Death by Shannon Gilligan You are a young environmentalist investigating the mystery of a poisoned tea plantation in Sri Lanka. As you uncover corporate greed and ancient curses, you must decide how far you are willing to go for the truth. Every choice carries a risk, leading to either justice or a deadly end. It combines eco-thriller elements with the classic interactive format.

12. Trouble on Planet Earth by R. A. Montgomery The world's oil supply is drying up, and you are a detective tasked with finding out why and who is responsible. Your investigation takes you from the halls of power to secret underground bases, facing threats at every turn. You must choose whether to trust the government or rebel factions to save the planet. It is a high-stakes adventure about energy, politics, and survival.

13. The Lost Jewels of Nabooti by R. A. Montgomery Two legendary diamonds have been stolen, and it is up to you to track them down across the African continent. You will face ruthless thieves, wild animals, and ancient traps as you race to recover the jewels. The story is packed with action and exotic locations, offering a classic treasure hunt experience. Your choices determine if you return a hero or vanish forever.

14. Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life by James Patterson Rafe Khatchadorian has a plan to break every rule in the school's code of conduct to make his mark. With his best friend Leonardo, he navigates bullies, crushes, and a strict principal in this hilarious illustrated novel. It captures the awkwardness and rebellion of the middle school years with heart and humor. A relatable story for anyone who has ever felt like an outsider.

15. The Midnight Gang by David Walliams When Tom gets hit by a cricket ball, he ends up in the hospital and discovers a secret group of children who go on adventures at night. They work together to make their dreams come true within the hospital walls, dodging the scary Matron. It is a touching and funny story about the power of imagination and friendship. Walliams delivers another heartwarming bestseller with a cast of eccentric characters.

16. White Bird by R. J. Palacio This graphic novel expands on the universe of Wonder, telling the story of Grandmère's childhood in Nazi-occupied France. She is hidden by a boy and his family, learning about courage and kindness in the darkest of times. The beautiful artwork and emotional narrative make history accessible and poignant for young readers. It is a powerful reminder that it takes courage to be kind.

17. Beyond Escape! by R. A. Montgomery You are a spy in a futuristic city where you have been captured and placed in a high-tech prison. You must use your wits and gadgets to find a way out, navigating a maze of guards and security systems. The interactive format allows you to test different escape plans and strategies. It is a tense and exciting challenge for fans of sci-fi and espionage.

18. Journey Under the Sea by R. A. Montgomery As an underwater explorer, you dive into the deep ocean to find the lost city of Atlantis. You will encounter sea monsters, advanced technology, and mysterious civilizations beneath the waves. Your choices decide whether you make the greatest discovery in history or become lost at sea. It is a classic adventure that sparks the imagination about what lies below.

19. The Abominable Snowman by R. A. Montgomery You and your friend Carlos travel to the Himalayas in search of the legendary Yeti. Along the way, you must survive avalanches, harsh weather, and the skepticism of the locals. The choices you make will determine if you find proof of the creature or face a frosty demise. It is a chilling adventure that tests your survival skills and curiosity.

20. Lost in the Amazon by R. A. Montgomery Your expedition to the Amazon rainforest goes wrong, leaving you separated from your group and alone in the jungle. You must decide whether to seek help from local tribes, follow the river, or wait for rescue. Every decision could lead to a dangerous animal encounter or a safe return home. It is a gripping survival story set in one of the world's wildest places.

21. The 78-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths & Terry Denton Andy and Terry have added thirteen new levels to their treehouse, including a drive-thru car wash and a scribbling court. But when a movie director arrives to make a film about them, chaos ensues and their friendship is tested. Packed with cartoons and zany humor, this book is a non-stop ride of absurdity. It is perfect for fans of slapstick comedy and creative chaos.