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Small or Jumbo book ornaments. Cassandra Clare Book Ornaments. Often the same books over and over again (which I still like to do…and not all of them are books that show off my literary prowess–I’ve read The Firm an embarrassing number of times.)All first editions include exclusive reverse-printed jacket art, 10 black-and-white interior illustrations, and a new short story. When the other kids in our neighborhood were out running around on long summer nights, I was holed away in the house somewhere, reading. THE BRONZE KEY Holly Black & Cassandra ClareI haven’t made it a huge secret that when I was a kid, I was a huge book nerd (I still am a book nerd, but I’m also a very tired book nerd, so I don’t read nearly as much as I used to or as I would like to). The Bane Chronicles Cassandra Clare (with Maureen Johnson and Sarah Rees Brennan) This collection of eleven short stories illuminates the life of the enigmatic Magnus Bane, whose alluring personality, flamboyant style, and sharp wit populate the pages of the 1 New York Times bestselling series, The Mortal Instruments and The Infernal Devices.I loved the first book in this series, but was sorely disappointed by the second, so book 3 has been languishing on my mental to-maybe-read-someday list for the last four years But the time to give this series another go is finally here.
Some of them are newer and some of them are old classics that are just as magical to her now as they were when I was her age. So I’ve put together a list of 5 of her favorite series of chapter books. And, like I did when I was her age, she loves books that are a part of a series because she can revisit the characters again and again. My 7-year-old daughter has reached the stage where the she’s outgrown the little story books and she’ll often become totally immersed in the longer chapter books. Just choose the size you want between small. You can purchase the whole set of 9, or by 6 or 3.
I would dream about finding an abandoned boxcar and living in it (although the whole being an orphan thing was kind of my big hangup) and being awesome and resourceful like those kids were. If you’re unfamiliar with these books (especially the first one), they’re about four orphaned children who set up a home in the woods in an old boxcar. Edition: First edition.Material type: Book Format: print Literary form: Novels Publisher: London.I looooooved The Boxcar Children when I was in elementary school (and so did my son when he was in his first few years of elementary).
When I went on my son’s field trip in November, I was so happy to see an entire new generation of 4th grade girls experiencing the BSC (I always wanted to be Stacey, but in reality, I was pretty much Mary Ann.)So these are a few of her favorites, but between these series, there are plenty of books to keep your kiddos occupied!P.S. I read them againandagainandagain–like to the point where the covers were gone. But she relates a lot to Ramona’s hilarious antics and kind of feeling like the misfit middle child.I snagged the first book in this series for her on a whim at the school book fair–I felt like she could relate to a lot of it (changing friendships, girl drama, etc.) She ended up really, really loving these books and I like that it handles the ins and outs of girly relationships in a real and responsible way.You guys…they’re still here! These were my ALL-TIME FAVORITE books from about 3rd-6th grade.
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