Thread: Series for young readers
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Old 01-28-2012, 12:20 PM   #5
speakingtohe
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Nancy Springer - Enola Holmes
Eoin Colfer -Artemis Fowl
Peter Abrahams - Down the Rabbit hole
Miss Peregrine's Home for peculiar children (free I think) can't remember author.
as mentioned Bunnicula
Anything Terry Pratchett although he has a children,s series.
Robert B. Parker, Carl Hiaassen , Rick Riordan and I think Elmore Leonard have children's series which should be available as library books.

Lot of good books out there for children and young adults completely smut free, although I am amazed at the amount of YA books with explicit sex. Oh well I am an old lady.

Helen

PS forgot Milrose Munce and the Den for Professional Help.

BTW these books are fun reading for an adult even if not your usual genre, so discussion could ensue which is never a bad thing.
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