Secondhand Children's Adventure & Mystery Bargain Book Box DSH933

Secondhand Children's Adventure & Mystery Bargain Book Box

Unearth a treasure chest of stories with our Secondhand Children's Adventure & Mystery Bargain Book Box! This curated collection of pre-loved books is overflowing with thrilling adventures, laugh-out-loud humor, and timeless tales waiting to be discovered. From the fantastical levels of the Treehouse series and the relatable chaos of the Wimpy Kid universe, to classic animal fables and poignant journeys of self-discovery, each book promises to ignite young imaginations and provide countless hours of engaging reading. Dive into a world where every page holds a new discovery and the joy of reading is always a bargain.

Contents:

1. The 91-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths
   Andy and Terry are back with 13 new levels, adding a giant-but-friendly dinosaur, a zombie-fighting arena, and a pet-grooming salon. Chaos reigns supreme as they desperately try to finish their latest book in the most epic treehouse ever built, all while Big Nose challenges them with another impossible deadline. Prepare for a wildly imaginative adventure where anything can and does happen among the branches.

2. The Famous Five: Five on a Treasure Island by Enid Blyton
   Julian, Dick, Anne, and George, with her faithful dog Timmy, embark on their very first mystery during a summer holiday at Kirrin Cottage. They soon discover that nearby Kirrin Island holds ancient secrets of smugglers and hidden gold. The cousins must use their wits and courage to outsmart dangerous adversaries and unravel the island's captivating secrets in this timeless adventure classic.

3. Captain Underpants and the Terrifying Return of Tippy Tinkletrousers by Dav Pilkey
   George and Harold's mischievous deeds land them in hot water, leading to a hilarious time-travel adventure where they accidentally create a villainous mad scientist from their past: Tippy Tinkletrousers, a vengeful Mr. Krupp. It's up to Captain Underpants, the waistband warrior, to save the day from Tippy's terrible plot to erase creativity, promising side-splitting humor, flip-o-ramas, and daring escapes.

4. The Animals of Farthing Wood by Colin Dann
   When their peaceful forest home is threatened by human development, a diverse group of animals forms an unlikely alliance, vowing to journey to the distant nature reserve of White Deer Park. Led by the determined Fox, they face treacherous challenges including harsh weather, dangerous predators, and internal conflicts, with their survival depending entirely on unity and courage in this poignant animal epic.

5. I Am David by Anne Holm
   Twelve-year-old David escapes a grim labor camp in Eastern Europe, clutching only a compass and a mysterious letter, beginning a perilous and solitary journey across the continent. His quest for freedom leads him through various countries, where he encounters both profound kindness and chilling cruelty, learning about the world and confronting his own fears in this powerful and poignant testament to human resilience.

6. Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling
   Dive into Rudyard Kipling's whimsical collection of origin stories, explaining "how" various animals acquired their distinguishing features or habits, such as how the Camel got his hump or the Leopard his spots. Filled with playful language, imaginative tales, and unforgettable characters, these fables offer charming, fantastical explanations for the world around us, delighting readers of all ages with their timeless magic.

7. The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame
   Journey to the serene riverside with the timid Mole, the worldly Ratty, wise Badger, and the flamboyant Mr. Toad, whose obsession with motorcars leads to hilarious and often disastrous escapades. This beloved classic playfully explores the joys of simple living, the enduring bonds of friendship, and the call of adventure, captivating readers with its lyrical prose, gentle wisdom, and charming characters.

8. Rowley Jefferson's Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories by Jeff Kinney
   Step into Rowley Jefferson's delightfully peculiar and hilariously creepy world of spooky tales, where he narrates a collection of his very own "friendly" scary stories. From cursed objects to ghostly encounters, Rowley's unique perspective ensures readers will find themselves laughing even as shivers run down their spines, offering a fresh, funny, and slightly unsettling take on classic horror tropes.

9. Crawf's Kick it to Nick Collection by Shane Crawford & Adrian Beck
   Join Nick as he navigates the thrilling world of Australian Rules Football, from playing backyard footy to competing in school tournaments, all while learning about teamwork and perseverance. This collection brings together four exciting stories in one, capturing the spirit of junior sporting adventures and the dream of becoming a footy star, filled with relatable characters and action-packed moments for young sports fans.

10. The 130-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths
    Andy and Terry have added 13 new levels, bringing their treehouse total to an astounding 130 storeys, now featuring a button that makes everything super-sized and a soap-bubble blaster. A new challenge arises when a film crew decides to make a movie about their lives, leading to even more chaotic and hilarious misadventures in their ever-expanding, imaginative world.

11. The 156-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths
    The treehouse expands yet again with 13 more storeys, now boasting a hot-chocolate waterfall, a marshmallow toaster, and a giant catapult. When a mysterious machine starts transporting characters in and out of the treehouse, Andy and Terry find themselves entangled in their most dizzying and unpredictable escapade yet, blending the familiar with new, fantastical surprises and endless fun.

12. The 104-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths
    Get ready for 13 new amazing levels in the greatest treehouse of all time, including a water-slide park, a dodgem car rink, and a giant foot that stomps on things. Andy and Terry discover they've run out of ideas for their next book, leading them on a desperate search for inspiration and new adventures, proving that even a treehouse can face writer's block.

13. The 143-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths
    Andy and Terry's incredible treehouse now includes 13 more amazing levels, featuring a world record attempting roller coaster, a non-stop storytelling machine, and a sleepwalking treehouse. When a new challenge arises, the duo must navigate their ever-growing, increasingly wild environment, filled with unpredictable surprises and hilarious consequences, all while trying to finish their next book.

14. Captain Underpants: The Sensational Saga of Sir Stinks A Lot by Dav Pilkey
    Principal Krupp bans George and Harold from making comic books, leading them to create a new one about a strange substitute teacher who turns out to be Sir Stinks A Lot. This twelfth epic novel follows Captain Underpants as he faces off against his smelliest and most villainous foe yet, filled with Dav Pilkey's signature humor, outrageous action, and plenty of flip-o-ramas.

15. The 65-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths
    Welcome back to the ever-expanding treehouse, now with 13 new levels, including a a a roller skating rink, and a birthday room. Andy and Terry face their biggest challenge yet when they have to find a missing literary agent, leading them on a wild hunt through all 65 storeys, proving that even their fantastic treehouse isn't immune to a good mystery.

16. Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson's Journal by Jeff Kinney
    This is Rowley Jefferson's very own journal, offering a fresh and hilariously honest perspective on his life and adventures alongside his best friend, Greg Heffley. Readers get to see Greg through Rowley's uniquely optimistic, if sometimes naive, eyes, revealing the true meaning of friendship and providing a delightful complement to the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series.

17. Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney
    Meet Greg Heffley, a middle schooler who chronicles his daily struggles and triumphs in his journal, believing he's destined for greatness but constantly thwarted by his family, friends, and the general unfairness of life. This first book in the massively popular series introduces readers to Greg's distinct voice, his hilarious illustrations, and the relatable challenges of navigating adolescence.

18. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules by Jeff Kinney
    Life isn't easy for Greg Heffley, especially with his older brother Rodrick, a drumming menace who knows all of Greg's embarrassing secrets. This sequel delves deeper into their hilarious and often strained sibling relationship, as Greg tries to keep his secrets safe while navigating middle school and enduring Rodrick's endless practical jokes and schemes.

19. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Big Shot by Jeff Kinney
    Greg Heffley is pressured by his mom to try out for basketball, but he's hardly a natural athlete. When he unexpectedly lands a spot on the worst team, the self-proclaimed underdog must navigate the challenges of team sports, unexpected rivals, and his own athletic limitations, all while trying to avoid total humiliation on the court.

20. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Meltdown by Jeff Kinney
    When Greg Heffley's middle school closes due to a massive "meltdown" caused by snow, his neighborhood transforms into an epic winter wonderland battleground between rival gangs. As snow piles up and order breaks down, Greg and Rowley find themselves caught in the middle of a chaotic snowball fight for turf, turning their quiet street into an icy war zone.

21. Rowley Jefferson's Awesome Friendly Adventure by Jeff Kinney
    Join Rowley Jefferson in his latest adventure as he sets off on a quest to save his best friend, Roland, from the White Wizard. This epic fantasy tale, narrated and illustrated by Rowley himself, is filled with magical creatures, daring rescues, and plenty of trademark humor, offering readers a whimsical journey through Rowley's imaginative world beyond Greg's perspective.