Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 8-12) Bargain Book Box SP2867

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Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 8-12) Bargain Book Box SP2867

Eighteen chapter books for the reader who devours them faster than you can supply them — school stories, spy adventures, vampire rules, and humour that actually makes them laugh out loud.

  1. Extra Special Stella Etc. — Karen McCombie — two books in one: the beloved Stella series for confident young readers who like their fiction funny and real.
  2. Shiverton Hall: The Creeper — Emerald Fennell (Bloomsbury) — the spooky, compulsively readable second instalment of the Shiverton Hall series.
  3. Double Exposure — Brian Caswell (UQP) — a tense Australian thriller for young adult readers.
  4. Dork Diaries: Spectacular Superstar — Rachel Renée Russell — Nikki Maxwell's diary continues in another brilliantly relatable adventure.
  5. Dork Diaries: Crush Catastrophe — Rachel Renée Russell — the irresistible Dork Diaries series in a later instalment, equally funny.
  6. Barkly Mansion and the Weirdest Guest — Melissa Keil and Adele K. Thomas — a delightfully illustrated adventure in a very unusual hotel.
  7. Trebizon — Anne Digby — the classic English boarding school series, warm and funny and beloved across generations.
  8. More Than One Way to be a Girl — Dyan Sheldon — a witty and perceptive novel about identity, pressure, and what it actually means to be yourself.
  9. Spy Another Day — Philip Caveney — they wanted to be back in the movies but now they can't get out of their own spy adventure.
  10. Rules for Vampires: Ghosts Bite Back — Alex Foulkes (illus. Sara Ogilvie) — the wickedly fun vampire rules series, illustrated and irresistible.
  11. Family Secrets — Brian Keaney — how much wild is it true to learn the truth? A gripping story of a family's hidden past.
  12. Far Rockaway — Charlie Fletcher — a glorious adventure set in Sydney and New York, described as stunning by The Sunday Telegraph.
  13. The Island of Lost Horses — Stacy Gregg — a real-life mystery and an incredible friendship between a girl and a wild horse.
  14. Hocus Pocus Versus the Stinky Pong — Laura Milligan — a brilliantly silly adventure for younger chapter book readers.
  15. Awful Auntie — David Walliams (Winner of the National Book Award) — a genuinely awful auntie, a brave niece, and a ghost owl. Walliams at his most entertaining.
  16. The Tapper Twins Run for President — Geoff Rodkey — the New York Times bestselling series continues in a very funny political campaign.
  17. Swimming with Dolphins — Jessie Paddock (Scholastic) — a Scholastic adventure of a summer, a dolphin, and a friendship that changes everything.
  18. Witch Watch — Sibéal Pounder (Bloomsbury) — a Witch Wars adventure for fans of magic, mayhem, and extremely determined young witches.
Format: Secondhand Box

Genre: Childrens
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Secondhand Chapter Book (Age 8-12) Bargain Book Box SP2867

Eighteen chapter books for the reader who devours them faster than you can supply them — school stories, spy adventures, vampire rules, and humour that actually makes them laugh out loud.

  1. Extra Special Stella Etc. — Karen McCombie — two books in one: the beloved Stella series for confident young readers who like their fiction funny and real.
  2. Shiverton Hall: The Creeper — Emerald Fennell (Bloomsbury) — the spooky, compulsively readable second instalment of the Shiverton Hall series.
  3. Double Exposure — Brian Caswell (UQP) — a tense Australian thriller for young adult readers.
  4. Dork Diaries: Spectacular Superstar — Rachel Renée Russell — Nikki Maxwell's diary continues in another brilliantly relatable adventure.
  5. Dork Diaries: Crush Catastrophe — Rachel Renée Russell — the irresistible Dork Diaries series in a later instalment, equally funny.
  6. Barkly Mansion and the Weirdest Guest — Melissa Keil and Adele K. Thomas — a delightfully illustrated adventure in a very unusual hotel.
  7. Trebizon — Anne Digby — the classic English boarding school series, warm and funny and beloved across generations.
  8. More Than One Way to be a Girl — Dyan Sheldon — a witty and perceptive novel about identity, pressure, and what it actually means to be yourself.
  9. Spy Another Day — Philip Caveney — they wanted to be back in the movies but now they can't get out of their own spy adventure.
  10. Rules for Vampires: Ghosts Bite Back — Alex Foulkes (illus. Sara Ogilvie) — the wickedly fun vampire rules series, illustrated and irresistible.
  11. Family Secrets — Brian Keaney — how much wild is it true to learn the truth? A gripping story of a family's hidden past.
  12. Far Rockaway — Charlie Fletcher — a glorious adventure set in Sydney and New York, described as stunning by The Sunday Telegraph.
  13. The Island of Lost Horses — Stacy Gregg — a real-life mystery and an incredible friendship between a girl and a wild horse.
  14. Hocus Pocus Versus the Stinky Pong — Laura Milligan — a brilliantly silly adventure for younger chapter book readers.
  15. Awful Auntie — David Walliams (Winner of the National Book Award) — a genuinely awful auntie, a brave niece, and a ghost owl. Walliams at his most entertaining.
  16. The Tapper Twins Run for President — Geoff Rodkey — the New York Times bestselling series continues in a very funny political campaign.
  17. Swimming with Dolphins — Jessie Paddock (Scholastic) — a Scholastic adventure of a summer, a dolphin, and a friendship that changes everything.
  18. Witch Watch — Sibéal Pounder (Bloomsbury) — a Witch Wars adventure for fans of magic, mayhem, and extremely determined young witches.