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Animorphs (Katherine Applegate)

Companions to Animorphs Series (Katherine Applegate)

Arthur Trilogy (Kevin Crossley-Holland)

Bartimaeus Trilogy (Jonathan Stroud)

The Books of Elsewhere (Jacqueline West)

Bounty Hunter Wars (K.W. Jeter)

California Diaries (Ann Martin)

Children of the Lamp (P.B. Kerr)

Chronicles of Ancient Darkness (Michelle Paver)

Chronicles of Narnia (C.S. Lewis)

Chronicles of Vladimir Tod (Heather Brewer)

Circle Opens (Tamora Pierce)

Clan of the Cave Bear/Earth’s Children (Jean M. Auel)

Dark is Rising Sequence (Susan Cooper)

Deptford Mice Trilogy (Robin Jarvis)

Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Jeff Kinney)

Dork Diaries (Rachel Renee Russell)

Dreamhouse Kings (Robert Liparulo)

Enchanted Forest Chronicles (Patricia C. Wrede)

Everworld (Katherine Applegate)

Faerie Wars Chronicles (Herbie Brennan)

Gallagher Girls (Ally Carter)

Gatekeepers (Anothony Horowitz)

Heroes of Olympus (Rick Riordan)

Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)

Inheritance Cycle (Christopher Paolini)

The Kiesh’ra (Amelia Atwater-Rhodes)

Land of Elyon (Patrick Carman)

Lost Years of Merlin (T.A. Barron)

A Maximum Ride Novel Series (James Patterson)

Mysterious Benedict Society (Trenton Lee Stuart)

Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Rick Riorden)

Pit Dragon (Jane Yolen)

Princess Diaries (Meg Cabot)

Remnants (Katherine Applegate)

Samurai Girl (Carrie Asai)

The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel (Michael Scott)

The Saga of Darren Shan

A Series of Unfortunate Events (Lemony Snicket)

Shadow Children Sequence (Margaret Peterson Haddix)

Sisters Grimm (Michael Buckley)

Skeleton Creek (Patrick Carman)

Tripods Trilogy (John Christopher)

1-800-Where-R-You (Meg Cabot/Jenny Carroll)

A Maximum Ride Novel Series (James Patterson) The novel Maximum Ride, by James Patterson, is about six characters (The Flock) who escaped from an evil lab called The School, where scientists genetically enhanced two percent avian DNA into their human DNA. They must survive on their own after their overseer, Jeb, who was a scientist in the school and who also broke them out, supposedly dies. The series is about the adventures of The Flock, after their escape.

1.1 The Angel Experiment

1.2 School’s Out Forever

1.3 Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports

1.4 The Final Warning

1.5 MAX: A Maximum Ride Novel

1.6 Fang: A Maximum Ride Novel

1.7 Angel: A Maximum Ride Novel

1.8 Nevermore: The Final Maximum Ride Adventure

A Series of Unfortunate Events (Lemony Snicket) A Series of Unfortunate Events follows the turbulent lives of Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire after their parents' death in a house fire. The children are placed in the custody of their distant cousin Count Olaf, who begins to abuse them and plots to embezzle their inheritance. After the Baudelaires are removed from his care by their parents' estate executor, Olaf begins to hunt the children down, bringing about the demise of a multitude of characters.

12. The End

11. The Penultimate Peril

10. The Grim Grotto

9. The Slippery Slope

8. The Carnivorous Carnival

7. The Hostile Hospital

6. The Vile Village

5. The Ersatz Elevator

4. The Austere Academy

3. The Miserable Mill

2. The Reptile Room

1. The Bad Beginning

Alex Rider Series (Anthony Horowitz) Alex Rider is a series of spy novels by British author Anthony Horowitz aboutt a 14–15-year-old spy named Alex Rider.

1. Stormbreaker

2. Point Blanc

3. Skeleton Key

4. Eagle Strike

5. Scorpia

6. Ark Angel

7. Snakehead

8. Crocodile Tears

9. Scorpia Rising

10. Russian Roulette

Animorphs (Katherine Applegate) Animorphs is a science fiction series old in first person, with all 6 main characters taking turns narrating the books through their own perspectives. Horror, war, dehumanization, sanity, morality, innocence, leadership, freedom, and growing up are the core motifs of the series. The story revolves around five humans, who obtain the ability to morph into any animal they touch. Naming themselves "Animorphs“ , they use their ability to battle a secret alien infiltration of Earth.

The Invasion

The Visitor

The Encounter

The Message

The Predator

The Capture

The Stranger

The Alien

The Secret

The Android

The Forgotten

The Reaction

The Change

The Unknown

The Escape

The Warning

The Underground

The Decision

Departure

The Discovery

The Threat

The Solution

The Pretender

The Suspicion

The Extreme

The Attack

The Exposed

The Experiment

The Sickness

The Reunion

The Conspiracy

The Separation

The Illusion

The Prophecy

The Proposal

The Mutation

The Weakness

The Arrival

The Hidden

The Other

The Famaliar

The Journey

The Test

The Unexpected

The Revelation

The Deception

The Resistance

The Return

The Diversion

The Ultimate

The Absolute

The Sacrifice

The Answer

The Beginning

Companions to Animorphs Series (Katherine Applegate)

Animorphs is a science fiction series old in first person, with all 6 main characters taking turns narrating the books through their own perspectives. Horror, war, dehumanization, sanity, morality, innocence, leadership, freedom, and growing up are the core motifs of the series. The story revolves around five humans, who obtain the ability to morph into any animal they touch. Naming themselves "Animorphs“ , they use their ability to battle a secret alien infiltration of Earth.

Megamorphs

1. The Andolite’s Gift

2. In the Time of Dinosaurs

3. Elfangor’s Secret

4. Back to Before

Other Companions

The Andalite Chronicles

The Hork-Bajir Chronicles

Visser

The Ellimist Chronicles

Alternamorphs (Game-style books)

1. The First Journey (Ghostwritten by Tonya Alicia Martin)

2. The Next Passage (Ghostwritten by Emily Costello)

Everworld (Katherine Applegate) Four teenagers, along with the powerful and mysterious Senna Wales, are dragged into the parallel universe Everworld, a land populated by

ancient gods and their human worshipers. Once a stable land, the balance of Everworld has changed with the arrival of the alien god Ka-Anor,

The Norse god Loki has brought Senna to Everworld to serve as a gateway and allow him to escape into our world. Senna, however, has no

intention of helping Loki, and sees her arrival in Everworld as an opportunity for power . The teenagers who have also been transported to

Everworld, are swept along for the ride as the gods wage war. Compounding these already life-threatening problems is the mystery of their now

dual existence. When they crossed over into Everworld, they somehow split in two, with one half remaining in the real world going about their

regular lives and the other half battling for survival in Everworld. When they sleep in Everworld, these two halves merge in the real world where

they swap memories with themselves. The question that haunts these teenagers throughout the books is; If they die in Everworld, do they die in the

real world as well? As if this weren’t enough, each character also has their own real world problems to deal with.

1. Search for Senna

2. Land of Loss

3. Enter the Enchanted

4. Realm of the Reaper

5. Discover the Destroyer

6. Fear the Fantastic

7. Gateway to the Gods

8. Brave the Betrayal

9. Inside the Illusion

10. Understand the Unknown

11. Mystify the Magician

12. Entertain the End

Remnants (Katherine Applegate) Searching for a happy ending to disaster and horror, nine strangers find themselves together in a farmhouse cellar in Texas. The United States has

become involved in World War 3. A young doctor survives the nuclear attack and is thrown together with a group of wounded and frightened

victims. Together, they attempt to endure the devastating holocaust as they struggle with claustrophobia and conflicting personalities. In a

makeshift shelter, Hunter and his dying companions wait for news from the government while fending off hunger, radiation sickness, and other

frightened and dying refugees.

1. The Mayflower Project

2. Destination Unknown

3. Them

4. Nowhere Land

5. Mutation

6. Breakdown

7. Isolation

Arthur Trilogy (Kevin Crossley-Holland)

The Seeing Stone

Bk. 1 Arthur, a thirteen-year-old boy in late twelfth-century England, tells how Merlin

gave him a magical seeing stone which shows him images of the legendary

King Arthur, the events of whose life seem to have many parallels to his own.

At the Crossing-Places

Bk. 2 Thirteen-year-old Arthur, now serving as a squire to Lord Stephen of Holt Castle, turns his attention

to fulfilling some of his other dreams, such as meeting his birth mother, marrying the beautiful Winnie,

and most of all, becoming a Crusader.

King of the Middle March

Bk. 3 Arthur de Caldicot, on his way to becoming a man, witnesses the horrors of the Fourth Crusade in

Venice and Zara, as well as the downfall of King Arthur's court, in his seeing stone.

Samurai Girl (Carrie Asai) Samurai Girl is a series of six novels that tells the story of Heaven Kogo, who was the lone survivor of a plane crash. She

was adopted by the wealthy Kogo family. At age nineteen, she is arranged to marry Teddy Yukemura, but her wedding is

crashed by a ninja that kills her brother. She escapes to find out her lavish life and family isn't what she thought it was and

must train under her brother's friend, Hiro, in the ways of the samurai to protect herself and loved ones.

6. The Book of Heart

1. The Book of the Sword

2. The Book of Shadow

3. The Book of Pearl

4. The Book of Wind

5. The Book of Flame

The Kiesh’ra (Amelia Atwater-Rhodes)

The Kiesha'ra Series is a set of five fantasy novels written by the young adult author, Amelia Atwater-Rhodes, which

focus on several races of shapeshifters, including the avians (bird people), the serpiente (snake people), and the

shm'Ahnmik (falcon people).

1. Hawksong

In a land that has been at war so long that

no one remembers the reason for fighting,

the shapeshifters who rule the two factions

agree to marry in the hope of bringing peace,

despite deep-seated fear and distrust of each

other.

2. Snakecharm

The peace forged by the love between Zane

and Danica, leaders of the avian and

serpiente realms that had been at war for

generations, is threatened by the arrival of

Syfka, an ancient falcon who claims one of

her people is hidden in their midst.

3. Falcondance

As the peaceful coexistence of the avian and

serpiente realms becomes increasingly

precarious, nineteen-year-old Nicias, heir to

the ancient and powerful falcon realm,

learns some lessons about the past that will

shape the future of their shared world.

4. Wolfcry

Knowing that she must soon choose a mate,

twenty-year-old Oliza, heir to the Wyvern

throne that unites the avian and serpentine

peoples, weighs the political ramifications of

her choice while also longing to follow her

heart.

5. Wyvernhail

In order to protect the people and the world

she loves from the future she sees in

increasingly horrific visions, Hai is forced to

throw away her own happiness and ascend

the serpiente throne.

Lost Years of Merlin (T.A. Barron) The Lost Years of Merlin tells the tale of the legendary wizard Merlin's youth. Though the character Merlin is world famous as an ancient wizard,

this story of his lost youth is original to the author.

1. The Lost Years

2. The Seven Songs

3. The Raging Fires

4. The Mirror of Fate

5. A Wizards Wings

6. The Dragon of Avalon

7. Doomraga’s Revenge

8. Ultimate Magic

9. The Great Tree of Avalon

10. Shadows on the Stars

11. The Eternal Flame

Bartimaeus Trilogy (Jonathan Stroud) The Bartimaeus Sequence is a fantasy series consisting of a trilogy and a prequel novel. Bartimaeus, is a five-thousand-year-old djinni, a spirit of

approximately mid-level power. The story follows the career of a teenage magician Nathaniel , and the alternative history of the peak of London's

power as a magical oligarchy, through the eyes of the djinni Nathaniel first summons. As the books progress, three story arcs become evident. The

largest and overarching plot line is the rise and fall of London as a world power. The second and third are more personal: the boy changing from

the pitiful, yet noble, Nathaniel, to the power-hungry, arrogant John Mandrake and finally earning back his humility and nobility; and the third,

involving Kitty and Bartimaeus. In the third story arc, Kitty proves her faith to Bartimaeus by doing something only one non-demon had ever done

(Ptolemy) when she went to the Other Place. John Mandrake (Nathaniel) also shows unusual courage and loyalty as he dismisses Bartimaeus,

when surely they were going to die, eventually saving the life of a demon. They end up restoring each other's faith in their races.

1. The Amulet of Samarkand

2. The Golem’s Eye

3. Ptolemy’s Gate

4. The Ring of Solomon

(Prequil)

Gatekeepers (Anothony Horowitz)

1. Raven’s Gate

2. Evil Star

3. Night Rise

4. Necropolis

5. Oblivion

A dark story of the supernatural. Matt, a young man, with unusual powers finds himself in the midst of sinister goings-on. His investigations

uncover a terrible secret - eight guardians are protecting the world from the evil ones, beings banished long ago by five children. But a shadowy

group want to let the evil ones back in. Can Matt succeed in stopping them...

Bounty Hunter Wars (K.W. Jeter)

Bounty Hunter Wars is a trilogy of science fiction novels set in the Star Wars galaxy 4 years ABY (After the Battle of Yavin). The series serves as a

sequel of Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. The trilogy follows Boba Fett after he escapes the Sarlacc's stomach. The trilogy also contains

flashbacks of Boba Fett's adventures prior to Return of the Jedi.

1. The Mandalorian Armor

2. Slave Ship

3. Hard Merchandise

Chronicles of Vladimir Tod (Heather Brewer)

Vladimir Tod is the only vampire living in Bathory. Life isn't easy for Vlad especially after his parents mysterious death. As he goes through the

changes brought about by school life and his vampire nature, Vlad must go through a series of trials to control his power and eventually try to

disproove the prophecy about the powerful Pravus.

1. Eight Grade Bites

2. Ninth Grade Slays

3. Tenth Grade Bleeds

4. Eleventh Grade Burns

5. Twelfth Grade Kills

Sisters Grimm (Michael Buckley) Sabrina and Daphne Grimm have gone through a series of foster homes after their parents disappear. They have been treated as maids, servants,

and other things that children shouldn't be. They've even been abused and ignored. This is mostly because they have a harsh and uncaring

caseworker, Ms. Smirt, who is supposed to help find a safe new home for them. After all of their trouble, they end up in the care of their long-lost

and supposedly dead grandmother whom Sabrina believes is crazy. They soon find that they are living in a town of Everafters, live characters

from fantasy and fairy tales. Their family business is working as detectives, who solve mysteries that might be connected to the disappearance of

their parents. Unluckily for them, an evil group of Everafters, called The Scarlet Hand, are determined to find a way out of the barrier created by

a witch and take over the world. This barrier stops the Everafters in Ferryport Landing from leaving. The only way to destroy the barrier is if all

the Grimms leave the town or if they all die.

1. The Fairy-tale Detectives

2. The Unusual Suspects

3. The Problem Child

4. Once Upon a Crime

5. Magic and the Other Misdemeanors

6. Tales From the Hood

7. The Everafter War

8. The Inside Story

9. The Council of Mirrors

Princess Diaries (Meg Cabot) Series Summary: The story of Mia Thermopolis' adolescent turmoil as an average teenager and a princess of royal descent is chronicled in her

on-going journal, where she explores topics of teenage angst, love, and betrayal through a very opinionated eye.

The Princess Diaries

The Princess Diaries, Volume II: Princess in the Spotlight

The Princess Diaries, Volume III: Princess in Love

The Princess Diaries, Volume IV: Princess in Waiting

The Princess Diaries, Volume IV and ¼: Valentine Princess

The Princess Diaries, Volume IV and ½: Project Princess

The Princess Diaries Volume V: Princess in Pink

The Princess Diaries Volume VI: Princess in Training

The Princess Diaries Volume VI and ½: The Princess Present

The Princess Diaries Volume VII: Party Princess

The Princess Diaries Volume VII and ½: Sweet Sixteen Princess

The Princess Diaries Volume VIII: Princess on the Brink

The Princess Diaries Volume IX: Princess Mia

The Princess Diaries Volume X: Forever Princess

California Diaries (Ann Martin) The California Diaries series is a spin-off of Ann M. Martin's The Baby-sitters Club. All novels are written as first-person journals. The premise

of the Diaries is that they are a school project; all students at their school must keep a journal, with the contents and method left up to them.

The main conflict of the series is when the eighth grade is merged with the high school. The students go from being the oldest of the middle school

to the youngest at the high school.

Dawn – Friends. Changes. Together. Alone

Sunny – Living. Dying. Run

Maggie – Perfect. Always. Pressure

Amalia – Love. Not.

Ducky – Guys. Girls. Nowhere.

Sunny, Diary Two – Waiting. Watching. Crash

Dawn, Diary Two – Inside. Out.

Maggie, Diary Two – Weight. Problems.

Amalia, Diary Two – Fate.

Ducky, Diary Two – Try. Again.

Dawn, Diary Three – Missing. Losing. Hurt

Sunny, Diary Three – Just. Cry.

Maggie, Diary Three – Life. Camera. Action

Amalia, Diary Three – Confusion. Pain. Away.

Ducky, Diary Three – Together.

Land of Elyon (Patrick Carman) 12-year-old Alexa, has spent her life living behind the four-story walls that surround her village and the three others that make up Bridewell

Common. But Alexa’s curiosity for what lies in the hills and forests on the other side sends her on a daring adventure into a secret world in which

nothing is as it seems to be. These books tell the story of Alexa’s voyages in search of the truth about the Land of Elyon.

1. The Dark Hills Divide

2. Beyond the Valley of Thorns

3. The Tenth City

5. Into the Mist (Prequel)

4. Stargazer

Skeleton Creek (Patrick Carman)

The plot of the novel centers around "The Dredge", an abandoned gold dredge that destroys everything in its path to locate gold, in Skeleton

Creek, a local town. It is haunted by the ghost of "Old Joe Bush", a man who died in an accident on The Dredge. Two youths in the town, Ryan

McCray and Sarah Fincher, attempt to investigate the dredge and its ghost, while being closely watched by their parents and the Forest Ranger,

who are trying to keep the two separated after Ryan breaks his leg on the Dredge.

1. Skeleton Creek

2. Ghost in the Machine

3. The Crossbones

4. The Raven

1-800-Where-R-You (Meg Cabot/Jenny Carroll) This series revolves around Jessica Mastriani, an ordinary 16-year-old girl given extraordinary psychic powers after being struck by lightning.

Her powers allows her to know the exact location of missing children; after seeing a picture of a person, they appear in her dreams. The first four

books take place over less than a year, and chronicle her attempts to help missing children while trying to avoid the scrutiny of the federal

government. The fifth book, picks up the story line after Jess has turned 19. Over the course of the books, Jess is romantically involved with Rob

Wilkins, a boy from the wrong side of the tracks.

1. When Lightning Strikes

2. Code Name

3. Safe House

4. Sanctuary

5. Missing You

Children of the Lamp (P.B. Kerr)

John and Philippa are twelve year old twins, who live a life of luxury in New York. One day, their wisdom teeth appear simultaneously. Then they

both have the same dream in which their uncle, Nimrod tells them to come to London. He tells them that they are Djinn (genies).They begin the

adventure of a lifetime. From New York to London to Egypt, back to London and back, the twins' adventures are filled with excitement as they

undergo training in the use of their newly discovered powers, but also with danger, as they battle the evil tribes of djinn, to preserve the balance

between good and evil in the world.

1.1 The Akhenaten Adventure

1.2 The Blue Djinn of Babylon

1.3 The Cobra King of

Kathmandu

1.4 The Day of the Djinn Warriors

1.5 The Eye of the Forest

1.6 The Five Fakirs of Faizabad

1.7 The Grave Robbers of

Genghis Khan

Chronicles of Narnia (C.S. Lewis) Set in Narnia, a world of magic, mythical beasts, and talking animals, the series highlights the adventures of children who play roles

in creating the history of the world. The protagonists are all children from the real world, magically transported to Narnia, where they

are called upon by the lion Aslan to protect Narnia from evil and restore the throne to its rightful line.

1. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

2. Prince Caspian

3. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

4. The Silver Chair

5. The Horse and His Boy

6. The Magician’s Nephew

7. The Last Battle

Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)

It is written in the voice of 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen, who lives in the dystopian, post-apocalyptic nation of Panem in North

America. The Capitol, a highly advanced metropolis, exercises political control over the rest of the nation. The Hunger Games is an

annual event in which one boy and one girl aged 12–18 from each of the twelve districts surrounding the Capitol are selected by lottery

to compete in a televised battle to the death.

3. Mockingjay

2. Catching Fire

1. The Hunger Games

Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Jeff Kinney)

Series Summary:

7. The Third Wheel

6. Cabin Fever

5. The Ugly Truth

4. Dog Days

3. The Last Straw

2. Rodrick Rules

1. Diary of a Wimpy Kid

8. Hard Luck

9. The Long Haul

Dork Diaries (Rachel Renee Russell) These books are the personal diary of 14-year-old Nikki Maxwell. They feature drawings, doodles and comic strips that

chronicle the daily drama of her life in (and outside of) middle school.

1. Tales From a

Not-So-Fabulous Life

2. Tales From a

Not-So-Popular Party Girl

3 ½. How to Dork Your Diary

Tales From a

Not So Graceful Ice Princess

Tales From a

Not-So-Smart Miss Know-It-All 3. Tales From a

Not-So-Talented Pop

Tales From a

Not-So-Happily

Ever After

Tales From a

Not-So-Glam TV Star

Inheritance Cycle (Christopher Paolini) The book tells the story of a young farm boy named Eragon, who finds a mysterious stone in the mountains. A dragon hatches from the

stone, which was really an egg. When the evil King Galbatorix finds out about Eragon and his dragon, he sends his servants, the Ra'zac,

after them in an effort to capture them. Eragon and Saphira are forced to flee from their hometown, and decide to search for the Varden, a

group of rebels who want to see the downfall of Galbatorix.

4. Inheritance

3. Brisingr

2. Eldest

1. Eragon

Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Rick Riorden) The adventures of modern-day twelve-year-old Percy Jackson as he discovers he is a demigod, the son of Sally Jackson and

the Greek god Poseidon. Percy and his friends Annabeth Chase and Grover Underwood go on a quest to prevent a war between

the gods Zeus, Poseidon and Hades. The adventures of young demigod (half mortal, half Greek god) Percy and his friends

Annabeth and Grover continue throughout the series.

5. The Last Olympian

4. The Titan’s Curse

2. The Sea of Monsters

1. The Lightning Thief

3. The Battle of the Labyrinth

The Books of Elsewhere (Jacqueline West) The series follows the adventures of eleven-year-old Olive Dunwoody as she travels to Elsewhere: the world inside

the antique paintings on the walls of the old stone house on Linden Street. Danger and mystery are around every

corner as Olive encounters evil magic, talking cats, and a small boy trapped inside the painted world.

1. The Shadows

2. Spellbound

3. The Second Spy

4. The Strangers

5. Still Life

Shadow Children Sequence (Margaret Peterson Haddix) In a futuristic society the world is controlled by a new government and "The Population Police" who have decreed that no family shall have

more than two children. These laws having been brought on supposedly by overpopulation, severe famine and death. Any child being born

third or after in a family is a "shadow child" not to be seen by anyone or they will be taken away and killed along with their family and

anyone who harbors them. Luke, a third child must remain hidden and a secret to society. When Luke realizes and meets other 3rd children

through a chat room on the internet, he is brought into a struggle of weather to fight the government and stand up for 3rd child rights or

remain hidden with no hope for a future.

1. Among the Hidden

2. Among the Imposters

3. Among the Betrayed

4. Among the Barons

5. Among the Brave

6. Among the Enemy

7. Among the Free

Heroes of Olympus (Rick Riordan) The Heroes of Olympus is centered around a prophecy, introduced in The Last Olympian (last book in the Percy Jackson & the

Olympians book series), that predicted seven demigods would unite to protect the earth from Gaea, who plans to destroy it.

1. The Lost Hero

2. The Son of Neptune

3. The Mark of Athena

4. The House of Hades

5. The Blood of Olympus

Gallagher Girls (Ally Carter) Cammie Morgan attends the Gallagher Academy, an all-girls school that is known for its emphasis on academics. Adults know it is

prestigious; local kids wrongfully assume that the students must be privileged snobs. What outsiders don't know is the school is actually

training the young ladies to become spies. Gallagher Girls are trained in the martial arts, taught "real" history, learn political secrets,

and are multilingual. Cammie's mother and father are spies - or were, in the case of her late father, whose death is shrouded in mystery.

Her mother, Rachel, is a retired CIA operative and the school headmistress. Cammie is an only child who finds solace in her best friends

and classmates, such as clumsy but lovable Liz, brassy British Bex, and anxious Anna, all of whom are also Gallagher Girls.

1. I'd Tell You I Love You,

But Then I'd Have to Kill You

2. Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy

3. Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover

4. Only the Good Spy Young

5. Out of Sight, Out of Time

6. United We Spy

Mysterious Benedict Society (Trenton Lee Stuart)

The Mysterious Benedict Society tells the story of four gifted children, Reynie Muldoon, Sticky Washington, Kate Wetherall, and

Constance Contraire, as they are formed into the "Mysterious Benedict Society" and are sent to investigate a facility called

L.I.V.E. (the Learning Institute for the Very Enlightened), run by the brilliant but evil Ledroptha Curtain.

2. The Mysterious Benedict Society

and the Perilous Journey

3. The Mysterious Benedict Society

and the Prisoner's Dilemma

4. The Extraordinary Education

of Nicholas Benedict (Prequel)

1. The Mysterious Benedict Society

The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel (Michael Scott)

This series is about the adventures of two fifteen-year-old American teens, whose regular lives working at their summer jobs are turned

upside down by the arrival of Dr. John Dee. Dr. Dee engages the bookstore owner, Nick Fleming, in a battle of magic in an attempt to steal

an ancient book. Nick Fleming confesses to Josh and Sophie that his real name is Nicholas Flamel, that he is the French alchemist from

history, that he is also immortal, and that the twins, himself and Perry are in grave danger. Nicholas tells the twins that he believes them to

be mentioned in a prophecy within the Codex, and that the fate of the world as they know it could depend on his success in getting their

dormant, latent magical abilities fully awakened. This all leads to a fast-paced race as Nicholas race to get the twins' latent magical auras

awakened, to get them schooled in the use of the elemental magics-Water, Fire, Earth, Air, and Aether – and to rescue his wife, Perry.

6. The Enchantress

1. The Alchemyst

2. The Magician

3. The Sorceress

4. The Necromancer

5. The Warlock

The Saga of Darren Shan (Darren Shan)

The story begins with Darren Shan and his best friend Steve "Leopard" Leonard, who visit an illegal freak show, where an

encounter with a vampire and a deadly spider forces them to make life-changing choices.

1. A Living Nightmare

2. The Vampire’s Assistant

3. Tunnels of Blood

4. Vampire Mountain

5. Trials of Death

6. The Vampire Prince

7. Hunters of the Dusk

8. Allies of the Night

9. Killers of the Dawn

10. The Lake of Souls

11. Lord of the Shadows

12. Sons of Destiny

Tripods Trilogy (John Christopher)

The story of The Tripods starts with humanity being enslaved by "Tripods": gigantic three-legged walking machines, piloted by unseen

alien entities (later identified as "Masters"). Human society is largely pastoral, with few habitations larger than villages, and what little

industry exists is conducted under the watchful presence of the Tripods. Lifestyle is reminiscent of the Middle Ages, but small artifacts

from the Modern Age are still used, such as watches. Humans are controlled from the age of 14 by implants called "Caps", which

suppress curiosity and creativity. Some people, whose minds are broken by the Caps, become vagrants. According to The City of Gold

and Lead, Masters begin to believe that humans should be capped at an earlier age "because some humans, in the year or two before

they are Capped, become rebellious and act against the masters."; but this cannot be done because Capping must wait until

the braincase has stopped growing.

2.1 The White Mountains

2.2 The City of Gold and Lead

2.3 The Pool of Fire

2.4 When the Tripods Came

Chronicles of Ancient Darkness (Michelle Paver) The books chronicle the adventures of Torak, an adolescent boy from the Wolf Clan, and his friends Renn and Wolf. The

main story arc revolves around Torak and his quest to defeat the Soul Eaters, a group of evil clan mages out to destroy all life

in the forest.

6. Ghost Hunter

5. Oath Breaker

4. Outcast

3. Soul Eater

2. Spirit Walker

1. Wolf Brother

Circle Opens (Tamora Pierce)

The Circle Opens is set in a pseudo-medieval/renaissance era. It revolves around four teen-age mages, each specializing in a

different kind of magic, as they find that they are forced to deal with mages whose powers are similarly unusual to their own.

4. Shatterglass

3. Cold Fire

2. Street Magic

1. Magic Steps

Pit Dragon (Jane Yolen) The books are set in the far future, on a desert planet called Austar IV, which has a history and climate similar to that of Australia.

The planet was originally a place where convicts would be exiled. For many generations the outcasts had adapted to their new

environment and even formed a functioning society, focusing on a caste system of paid bonders and their owners. The amazing

feature of the planet is that it does hold life, but very little, and has one species of dragons. The humans eventually managed to tame

some of the dragons, and train them. They are bred for food and fighting. The economy on Austar is centered on "the pit" where

owners bring their dragons in to fight.

4. Dragon’s Heart

3. A Sending of Dragons

2. Heart’s Blood

1. Dragon’s Blood

Dark is Rising Sequence (Susan Cooper) It depicts a struggle between forces of good and evil called the Light and the Dark and is based on Arthurian

legends, Celtic mythology, and Norse mythology. Both magical and ordinary children are prominent

throughout the series.

5. Silver on the Tree

4. The Grey King

3. Greenwitch

2. The Dark is Rising

1. Over Sea, Under Stone

Clan of the Cave Bear/Earth’s Children (Jean M. Auel)

6. The Land of Pained Caves

5. The Shelters of Stone

4. The Plains of Passage

3. The Mammoth Hunters

2. The Valley of Horses

1. The Clan of the Cave Bear

A five-year old girl, who we come to understand is Cro-Magnon, is orphaned and left homeless by an earthquake that destroys her family's

camp. She wanders aimlessly, naked and unable to feed herself, for several days. Having been attacked and nearly killed by a cave

lion and suffering from starvation, exhaustion, and infection of her wounds, she collapses, on the verge of death.

A group of people who call themselves "The Clan" and who we come to understand are Neanderthal and are looking for a new home after

the earthquake, find the child. The medicine woman of the group, Iza, asks permission from the head of the Clan, to help the ailing child,

despite the child being clearly a member of "the Others”. The child is adopted by Iza and her brother Creb. The clan call her Ayla, the

closest they can come to saying her "strange" name. After traveling with them for a while and starting to heal, Ayla wanders away from

the group, ultimately discovering a cave to use as a new home. Many of the people begin to regard Ayla as lucky, especially since good

fortune continues to come their way as she lives among them.

Deptford Mice Trilogy (Robin Jarvis) A spooky and enthralling animal fantasy. In an abandoned old house known as the Skirtings in the London borough of Deptford, a

colony of gentle mice lead tidy, sheltered lives, follow their ancient traditions and worship the Green Mouse (a kindly god who

resembles the agricultural deities of ancient Britain). Meanwhile, deep in the foul recesses of the sewers, brutish ratsD whose primary

diversion is hunting and eating miceD toil at endless digging. Jupiter, a villain par excellence, rules over the rats and emanates a nearly

palpable aura of evil. These worlds collide when the mouse Albert Brown is magically lured into the sewers.

1. The Dark Portal

2. The Crystal Prison

3. The Final Reckoning

Faerie Wars Chronicles (Herbie Brennan) Henry Atherton thinks his life is spinning out of control. But nothing prepares him for the invisible portal in old man Fogarty's

backyard . . . and the unexpected stranger who comes through it. Pyrgus Malvae, crown prince of the Faerie realm, is on the run.

Too many people want the rebellious young heir dead: a scheming sorcerer, a powerful demon, the malignant leader of the

Faeries of the Night, and maybe even a hidden traitor within his father's court. Henry and Pyrgus come from very different

worlds, but it may be up to Henry to save all of Faerie from being conquered by the Nightside, even if it means crossing over to a

magical realm where nothing is ever what it seems . . . and no one can be trusted.

1. Faerie Wars

2. The Purple Emperor

3. Ruler of the Realm

4. Faerie Lord

5. The Faeman Quest

Dreamhouse Kings (Robert Liparulo) When the Kings move to a small town in northern California, they have no idea of the adventures—and terrors—waiting for them.

Fifteen-year old Xander and his twelve-year-old brother David make a game of exploring the old Victorian home they move into.

One night, they discover an intruder and follow him to a hidden hallway of doors. Each door transports them to far off places in

long-ago times. But not only can they go from the house to the past, people from the past can come through into their house.

Someone does—and kidnaps Mom, taking her into some unknown place in the past. The family begins a quest for Mom, which takes

them to the most dangerous and fascinating places throughout time. Then the Kings learn a terrible secret: Their being in the house

is no accident, and they must do much more than “simply” find their mother.

1. House of Dark Shadows

6. Frenzy

5. Whirlwind

4. Timescape

3. Gatekeepers

2. Watcher in the Woods

Enchanted Forest Chronicles (Patricia C. Wrede) Princess Cimorene travels to the Mountains of Morning where she is befriended by a group of powerful dragons and joins in their

struggle to protect their kingdom from being taken over by disreputable wizards.

1. Dealing with Dragons

4. Talking to Dragons

3. Calling on Dragons

2. Searching for Dragons