Kids Books - Readers

This book was a little more intense than the others. When Hank's friends persuade him to watch a zombie movie with them, Hank becomes terrified! He even starts having nightmares about the zombies. Soon, Hank hears about a local zombie invasion. Can Hank be brave on Halloween?

In this first young book, Hank and his second grade class are putting on an educational book-themed play, similar to Night at the Museum. But when Hank fails to read his lines for the coolest part (Aqua Fly), he is stuck being a bookmark. Can Hank shine, too?

This was a great witch story. Bella Donna has always wanted to be a witch. Soon after she gets adopted by Lilith from Coven Road, Bella finds out she really is a witch, along with Lilith. Bella begins learning witchcraft and has fun at magical parties. This was fun!

When Claire and Kaz are on a case to find a ghost who's haunting a family's house, the mystery is on! Two boys are very concerned about the weird noises their TV and piano make at five O' clock. But is it really a ghost that's causing all of this?

I got this chapter sampler at Barnes N' Noble one time. It was really cool. I've never seen a sampler with six stories inside, including one of my favorite ones, Story Thieves. I recommend this to anyone who wants a sneak peek of adventure books.

i would like to read this book because I like the author

When Hank gets ditched by Nick the Tick on a field trip to the zoo, Hank is completely lost! Soon, Hank meets a nice zookeeper who is in charge of Elsie the Elephant. Hank uses his imagination to cheer Elsie up and finds out about her talents. Go soccer elephants!

When Hank's sister, Emily finds out she cannot have her dream birthday party, Hank is determined to make it happen. With the help of his friends, a really clever costume, and a rubber snake, Hank puts on the magic show of a lifetime. This book was also voted a favorite.

I read this book at a very young age, but it is still one of my favorites. In this misadventure, Katie's favorite author is coming to school. But when Katie forgets to read her newest book, she is forced to experience being the author. Very inspirational for kid writers!

Sophie Simon is a curious genius. However, her parents would rather see her make friends than operate on earth worms. Meanwhile, three other kids have their own problems: a girl in a nasty ballet class, a struggling journalist, and a shy boy. Lisa Graff presents a unique outlook on childhood.