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Books like Magic and Other Misdemeanors
Tales from the Hood
Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson, 2017
256 pages
Why to read
Engaging fairytale retelling with modern twists.
Strengthens analytical skills through complex mysteries.
Addresses moral and ethical questions.
Suitable for middle-grade children's cognitive development.
Tales from the Hood
Michael Buckley, Peter Ferguson, 2017
Award winning
Attack of the BULLIES (NERDS Book Five)
Michael Buckley, 2013
352 pages
Why to read
Captivating adventure fuels imagination and problem-solving skills.
Features diverse, relatable characters promoting inclusivity.
Strengthens critical thinking through plot-driven challenges.
Ideal for enhancing literacy and interactive reading.
Attack of the BULLIES (NERDS Book Five)
Michael Buckley, 2013
Pirates Past Noon
Mary Pope Osborne, Mary Osborne, 2023
80 pages
Why to read
Adventure-filled storyline sparks imagination and curiosity.
Introduces historical concepts in an engaging manner.
Encourages critical thinking through plot-based challenges.
Strengthens reading skills with accessible language.
Pirates Past Noon
Mary Pope Osborne, Mary Osborne, 2023
Award winning
The Luck Uglies
Paul Durham, Pétur Antonsson, 2014
400 pages
Why to read
Adventure-filled, gripping narrative.
Encourages bravery and friendship values.
Stimulates imagination and creative thinking.
Ideal for middle-grade developmental stage.
The Luck Uglies
Paul Durham, Pétur Antonsson, 2014
The Secret of Moon Castle
Enid Blyton, Dudley Wynne, 2013
198 pages
Why to read
Adventure-filled mystery captivates young readers' imaginations.
Encourages teamwork and friendship values.
Stimulates curiosity and investigative skills.
Magical setting enhances creative thinking.
The Secret of Moon Castle
Enid Blyton, Dudley Wynne, 2013
The Tenth City
Patrick Carman, 2017
194 pages
Why to read
Explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and perseverance.
Stimulates imagination through a mystical, adventure-driven narrative.
Encourages resilience and strategic thinking.
Designed to enhance vocabulary and comprehension skills.
The Tenth City
Patrick Carman, 2017
Award winning
The Door in the Alley: The Explorers
Adrienne Kress, 2017
320 pages
Why to read
Adventure-filled narrative sparks curiosity and imagination.
Characters exemplifying teamwork, bravery, and resilience.
Stimulates critical thinking through mysterious, engaging plot.
Combines humor with educational elements seamlessly.
The Door in the Alley: The Explorers
Adrienne Kress, 2017
The Golden Wasp
Tony Abbott, Tim Jessell, 2000
115 pages
Why to read
Adventure fantasy enhancing cognitive and creative development.
Features teamwork, fostering social and emotional skills.
Engages young readers with mystery-solving elements.
Supports vocabulary expansion and reading comprehension.
