Book recommendations wanted for 7.5yo girl please - no fairies!!

[CocktailQueen]

or fluffy bunnies or magic unicorns - yawn. She has a lot of Enid Blyton; she ahs enjoyed the rainbow fairies books (natch! but they are too easy now) plus she has liked the Animal Rescue books by Tina Nolan and the Animal Ark ones. She mainly reads non-fiction but I'd love to find her some interesting fiction authors for the next year or so! She has a reading age of 10 but I don't want too 'adult' or scary subject matter. Thanks :)

[cazzybabs]

My dd has loved Mr gum, the how to train your dragon book, Rumor Godden books, Roald Dahl, the Pendlewicks.

[cazzybabs]

Also the Ottoline books, the trouble with Daisy books, Tantum and Nutmeg books and Pippi longstocking

[bigbadbarry]

Pippi Longstocking, second Roald Dahl, Dick King Smith

[haggis01]

Yes - a third for Roald Dahl, also the Narnia books (my son has surprisingly loved these), the Charlie Small series, Enid Blyton tales of the Arabian Nights and Greek tales

[catinthehat2]

Jennings, Just WIlliam, Mr Gum, Pippi,

[SunshineOnARainyDay]

DD is almost 7 and has been enjoying the Ugenia Lavender books by Geri Halliwell.

[fuzzywuzzy]

The Demon headmaster sister
The worst witch series
Milly Molly Mandy books
The Secret garden
Battle of the bunheads (also comes in a series of books)

My Dd has also started on the chronicles of Narnia.

[fuzzywuzzy]

Series not sister!

[Thevelveteenrabbit]

My 7 yo dd has recently enjoyed
The sisters Grimm series by Michael Buckley
Sisters Eight series by Lauren Baratz-Logsted
Witch Baby books by Debbie Gliori

[LauraNorder]

Roald Dahl
Clarice Bean
Jacqueline Wilson
Mr Gum
The Magic Faraway Tree
Pippi Longstocking
Michael Morpurgo

[Takver]

Dick King Smith if she likes animals
Astrosaurs and Captain Underpants are both fun series
Agree How to Train your Dragon is good

[Grandhighpoohba]

Helen Creswell's Bagthorpe saga. The first one is Ordinary Jack I loved these so much when I was younger.