By Anshika Verma25, Apr 2024 09:53 AMjagranjosh.com
Pizza and Taco Series, by Stephen Shaskan
The magical experience of eating life food and forget that they are actually reading, high-interest content like this funny series greatly aids kids in developing a love of reading.
Diary of a Pug Series, by Kyla May
This charming series, Pug is excellent for independent reading and piques the curiosity of even the most averse readers in the idea of chapter novels.
Marshall Mellow, by J.J. Landis
A marshmallow named Marshall somehow manages to tumble from his grocery store rack. Learn how Marshall manages to go home with the help of a lot of friends, some light humor, and some luck.
Keena Ford and the Second Grade Mix-Up, by Melissa Thomson
Keena Ford makes a mistake on the first day of school, just like many other youngsters, and she wonders if she can make it right and get away with it.
The Chicken Squad: The First Misadventure, by Doreen Cronin
This book is all about engaged in grand adventures that involve them resolving crimes and mysteries. Young kids will love these series.
Grumpy Monkey Oh No Christmas, by Suzanne Lang
In this tale, poor Jim struggles to overcome the impression that Christmas isn't all that wonderful until he begins to pay attention to the positive things.
The Night Before Halloween, by Natasha Wing
The Night Before Halloween features high-interest material with ghosts and goblins as the major protagonists, as well as soft humor.