Funny, spooky and action-packed adventures for ages 6 to 14, set in the kinds of worlds they already love to play in. Every book is a complete story.
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The Extra Cheese Crew, book 2, ages 8–12
Fire in the kitchen! (Again.) (It wasn't Emilio.) (Probably.)
Eleven days into her job at a pizza game, ten-year-old Mae Galanis knows the oldest rule in the Pizza Place: nobody gets paid until the pizza reaches the door. Now her best friend Emilio, who treats every pizza like a painting, has challenged her to a cook-off during the Golden Rush, the best four minutes of the day.
Winter and Christmas adventures that make easy stocking stuffers.
by Posy Larkmoor
Bluet has waited seven whole summers for Firefly Night. Now it's going to rain.
Gentle read-aloud stories about the smallest fairy in a mossy village, and the kindness that makes her brave.
See all 2 booksby Leon Spire
Fall off, float down, try again. That's how the Tower works.
Funny tower-climbing stories for younger readers about falling, laughing and trying one more time.
See the bookby Bart Noonan
The dough is awake. And it wants to KEEP you.
Spooky-silly chase stories for younger readers on the bounciest obby course in town.
See the bookby Lyle Brindlewood
Everyone in Spawnbury thinks Nolan Tibbs just got here. He has lived there his whole life.
The kid everyone calls bacon hair keeps saving the day, and learns that what you wear never decides what you're worth.
See the bookby Dexter Halberd
The Fizzles are ranked dead last. Tonight, they're the only heroes left.
The lowest-ranked squad at a superhero school, where every power works like something from the blocky world.
See all 2 booksby Tilda Hartwell
Every brew takes twenty seconds. Etta Honeycutt has never once waited for all twenty.
Witch school in a crooked stone tower, where all magic is real brewing and one student never waits the full twenty seconds.
See all 2 booksby Gino Baxter
Hi! Welcome! Everything is fine! (It is not fine.)
A ten-year-old's after-school job at her friends' favorite pizza game, where every rush hour turns into chaos.
See all 2 booksby Calvin Drummond
Crack the terminals. Dodge the Chiller. Go back for your friends before the frost reaches the top.
Four friends race to escape a game facility before time runs out, and nobody gets left behind. Code-breaker puzzles included.
See the bookby Jasper Tock
Brush the dirt off a broken pot, and you can walk into the day it was made.
Time-travel archaeology adventures with a kid who always jumps first, a gate ringed with eight gold clocks and real history.
See the bookby Clara Hollister
Something in Room 108 is eating the guests' treasures. And something on the back stair is waiting for a wooden door to give.
Spot-the-clue mysteries in a hotel where every corner is lit, because nothing can appear in a lit room.
See all 2 booksby Rhett Coldridge
In the village of Mossrock, the most dangerous word is SIT. Especially on the night of the full moon.
A werewolf family guards its village every full moon, and Shep is really bad at holding still.
See all 2 booksby Gale Torrance
In the game, you run out of the building. In real life, you get inside. Ingrid Storvik just mixed them up.
Four friends survive disasters in a game, then learn what to do when the storm is real. Real disaster-science facts inside.
See all 2 booksby Fern Wickersham
The puppy on the front step looks like any other patient. But on the hospital camera, it's standing in a snowstorm.
Three friends work the night shift at an animal hospital game where some patients are not what they seem.
See all 3 booksby Vivienne Darrow
Mina Nightshade has one goal this week: be normal. That is very hard when you are an eleven-year-old vampire.
A family of night folk, a nosy neighbor and a lot of sun-sneezes: spooky-funny stories about being proud of who you are.
See all 2 booksby Ada Grimsby
Every midnight, something in Granny's locked attic moans, clanks and gallops. And Granny can hear you tiptoe.
Three kids, five days and the creakiest house on the hill: a hair-raising escape story with plenty of laughs.
See the bookby Juniper Crowe
At a school where nobody is normal, the normal kid is the weird one.
The one normal kid at a school full of monsters, solving the school's strangest mysteries.
See all 2 booksby Hugo Brackett
The whole town says the fox did it. The detectives say: prove it.
Solve-it-yourself mysteries with fair-play clues, a one-horned goat with opinions and a reveal readers can beat the detectives to.
See all 2 booksby Coral Penrose
A mermaid who hates sand. A boy who won't put his face under water. And a treasure buried right where the sea meets the beach.
A mermaid and her shore-kid best friend on daring ocean adventures, from axolotl nurseries to the dark Kelp Woods.
See all 2 booksby Benny Hatchwell
Sneak past the giant goose. Grab the egg. RUN.
A gaming squad that has never pulled off a big egg steal. Not once. Until now.
See all 2 booksby Percy Galloway
The realm's second knight just drank the dark bottle. On purpose.
Three squires from the smallest kingdom around, on quests that need more teamwork than swords.
See the bookby Maisie Saddleton
My horse thinks she's a unicorn. My little sister agrees with her. I'm the one who cleans her hooves.
Ranch life, brave rescues and a very dramatic white mare who keeps thinking she's something else.
See all 2 booksby Arlo Pemberton
She finds everyone. He has never been found.
Hide-and-seek showdowns where a spoon is a bridge and the seeker glows orange, told by the hider and the seeker in turn.
See all 2 booksby Selma Ravensby
On the shortest day of the year, Sumi Okada hears her little sister call her name from the dark mountain road. Once. But Koto is at home in the bath.
Japanese-folklore horror for brave older readers. Never answer the first call at dusk.
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Fast chapters that end on a hook, with game rules that work the way kids expect.
No gore, no romance, no swearing. Game weapons are only ever used on monsters.
Every book is a complete adventure, so a new reader can jump in at any book in a series.
A one-page reading tracker that works like a game. Read, color a block, clear a level. Print it, stick it on the fridge, done.
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