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When I was a kid in grade school, I loved to read. My favorite author was Beverly Cleary. She wrote about the adventures of Otis Spofford, and
Beezus and Ramona. I could
get completely lost in their characters for hours, just to finish reading her books. Below are
5 Favorite Books for Young Readers.
Vanished - (Faithgirlz/Boarding School Mysteries) - By Kristi Holl
Every young reader who has a love of reading can get lost in
a good mystery. This book has a great depiction of the characters, and
mystery at every turn. With each page,
there is suspense and it will keep a young reader engaged, till they find out whodunit.
Ramona The Brave - By Beverly Cleary
This book is definitely on my list of favorite books for young readers. It will take your child through the
adventures of
Ramona Quimby. As a young girl growing up, she gets into all kinds of trouble as she tries to navigate through life.
Great read!
Otis Spofford - By Beverly Cleary
This character loves to stir up trouble! No one loves making things exciting in class, but
Otis Spofford. Whatever is going on, Otis finds a way to turn things upside down! If your young reader is looking for a
book full of adventure, this is the book. Your child will not be able to put it down until the last page is read!
Poisoned (Faithgirlz/Boarding School Mysteries) - By Kristi Holl
Another great mystery book by Kristi Holl. Her
mystery books are so well written. This book is definitely a great mystery from beginning to end. A great read for a young person that loves reading
whodunit books. This book weaves in
a great lesson in God's goodness and grace, and how it interconnects with the story.
Henry Huggins - By Beverly Cleary
This guy is just your average kid, with what he thinks is a dull, nothing ever happens, life. But on Klickitat Street, things do get interesting when you least expect it.
Beverly Cleary writes an interesting character who learns life lessons in this book.
A must for young readers, this book will
keep them reading until they
find out what Henry Huggins learns!
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