Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 8-12) Bargain Book Box DSH733

This fantastic collection of secondhand children's chapter books will transport young readers to faraway lands, introduce them to unforgettable characters, and ignite their imaginations. From daring knights and mischievous pirates to giant peaches and towering treehouses, there's an adventure waiting for every child. This box provides a range of titles to suit different ages and tastes. These stories are packed with excitement, humor, and heartwarming moments, so don't miss this chance to add some wonderful stories to your home library. Get ready to embark on a literary journey with this incredible selection of tales.

1. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Michael Morpurgo This retelling of the classic Arthurian legend tells the story of Sir Gawain's quest to keep his promise to a mysterious Green Knight. Beautifully illustrated, it captures the magic and bravery of this timeless tale. The book explores themes of chivalry and courage.
2. The Slimy Stuarts Terry Deary This book from the Horrible Histories series uncovers the grisly truths about the Stuart dynasty, with all of the foulness and funny bits. Featuring gruesome details and comical illustrations that make history accessible and engaging for young readers. Learn about the unpleasant aspects of the era.
3. The Island of Lost Horses Stacy Gregg Set against the backdrop of a real mystery, this adventure story tells of an incredible friendship on a remote island. Readers will be swept away by the thrilling plot that combines historical elements and exciting action. A captivating read for lovers of horses and mystery.
4. Things a Map Won't Show You Susan Lamarca & Pam Macintyre This diverse collection of short stories set in Australia and beyond takes you to fascinating and faraway places. With tales that explore different cultures and perspectives, the stories encourage empathy and understanding. Perfect for expanding young minds and exploring the world.
5. Worst Week Ever! Eva Amore & Matt Cosgrove This book recounts the hilarious misadventures of a student's most dreadful week, filled with chaos and comical mishaps. Kids can relate to the funny and over-the-top situations that make this a really enjoyable read. Get ready to laugh out loud at this relatable comedy.
6. The BFG Roald Dahl One of Roald Dahl's most beloved stories, the BFG tells the tale of a friendly giant and a brave young girl who team up to stop evil, child-eating giants. The themes of courage, friendship, and believing in the impossible are wrapped in this whimsical story. This is a classic story that will stand the test of time.
7. Diary of a Minecraft Zombie: Super Special: Dreadtime Stories Zack Zombie This book is a collection of entertaining short stories that combine Minecraft and horror and is perfect for fans of the popular game. These spine-tingling tales follow the adventures of a Minecraft zombie and his friends. Prepare for a laugh-out-loud mix of spooky and silly situations.
8. Cats on the Run Ged Gillmore This fast-paced adventure follows the escapades of cats on the run in a city. The characters are funny and the plot is packed with action and suspense. Perfect for young readers who enjoy animals and thrilling stories.
9. James and the Giant Peach Roald Dahl This is the classic tale of a boy who embarks on a fantastic journey inside a giant peach filled with magical insects. This story is a wild ride that includes some very unique characters. It explores themes of courage and adventure.
10. The Measly Middle Ages Terry Deary Another brilliant title from the 'Horrible Histories' series, this book uncovers the gruesome truths of life in the Middle Ages with gory detail. It offers a fun way to learn about history by embracing the gross and the unpleasant side of life. A great way to make history appealing to young minds.
11. Ruby Redfort Lauren Child The tale of a young secret agent who has to balance school life with her job. This story is a mix of mystery and action and features a strong and smart female lead character. Young readers will be engrossed in Ruby's exciting adventures.
12. Woeful Second World War Terry Deary Another title from the Horrible Histories' series, this book looks at the unpleasantries of the Second World War, with humor and grizly detail. The book uses its comical approach to make a serious and sad subject accessible to young readers. This is an educational and funny way to learn history.
13. Destiny and the Wild Horses Andy Griffiths This story is about a girl's adventures with wild horses. It is a heartwarming story that appeals to animal lovers, and explores themes of bravery, independence, and the importance of respecting nature. Perfect for young readers who enjoy tales with animals and adventure.
14. The 52-Storey Treehouse Andy Griffiths Another crazy instalment in the treehouse series which is full of silly and absurd antics. Readers will enjoy the crazy ideas and the silly humour that comes from this unique title. An entertaining read for young readers who enjoy laughing.
15. Mistress of All Evil This book is a retelling of the classic fairy tale from the perspective of the villain. This offers a unique perspective on familiar stories. Perfect for older readers who like a mix of dark and complex themes.
16. Penny Draws a School Play Sara Shephard The book tells the story of a young girl as she creates a school play. It explores themes of creativity, friendship and challenges. The book is full of fun and relatable situations.
17. The Magic Finger Roald Dahl This unusual story tells of a young girl with a magical power. The story is a fun and quirky mix of fantasy and humour. The book is designed to stimulate the imagination of young readers.
18. A Girl Called Corpse Reece Carter The book tells the story of a young girl who discovers she can see ghosts. It includes a mix of mystery and the supernatural. This is ideal for older readers who enjoy spooky stories with a mix of mystery and suspense.
19. Pirate Blunderbeard Amy Sparkes and Ben Cort This is a very funny story about a pirate who is very bad at being a pirate. The illustrations add to the comedy in the tale and make it very enjoyable for young readers. This story is perfect for those who like pirate stories and fun characters.
20. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Roald Dahl This tells the story of young Charlie and his trip to the chocolate factory. This classic tale is a wonderful and imaginative read that has stood the test of time. It's full of colourful and memorable characters.
21. The Twits Roald Dahl A hilarious book about a very unpleasant couple. This dark comedy has a cast of weird and wonderful characters. It includes many silly and unpleasant situations.
22. Esio Trot Roald Dahl A heartwarming story about a man who tries to win a ladies love by buying her pet tortoise. This is a fun and very gentle story. A great book for both young and older readers.
23. The 78-Storey Treehouse Andy Griffiths This book is another fun and adventurous story in the treehouse series and includes many weird and wonderful adventures. Readers will love the crazy antics and silliness of this unique title. This book is full of humour and will have young readers laughing out loud.
24. Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator Roald Dahl This fantastic tale follows Charlie and his friends on another grand adventure in a flying glass elevator. This is a sequel to 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' and will not disappoint fans of the original. A truly magical and creative story for all ages.