Reccommendations for classic adventure stories I can read to my 6 year old ds - a chapter per night

[DrNortherner]

Thanks

[cazzybabs]

secret seven

fattipuffs and thinnifers

Professor
Professor Branestawm

Stig of the dump

Flat Stanley

[LongDroopyBoobyLady]

Swallows & Amazons

[LadyMuck]

willard price - Amazon adventure, south sea adventure etc

[ethanchristopher]

faraway tree

famous five/secret seven

harry potter

mrs pepperpot

[Bowddee]

Wind in the Willows (my dad read that one to me )

[StellaDallas]

Treasure Island
The Hobbit

[MamaMimi]

The 'Little House on the Prarie' series. Starts with 'Little House in the Big Woods'.
Brilliant stories, I still love reading them now.

[MamaMimi]

Although may be considered more girly(?), but still all the excitement of real adventure stories.

[MrsBates]

Love them too.

Boyish ones - Just William. Got to love him.

Susan Cooper books - Over Sea, Under Stone, The Dark is Rising etc?

And Narnia books?

My Family and Other Animals - can't remember if that's too old.

[MissClavel]

How to Train Your Dragon - Cressida Cowell. These are just utterly brilliant - we've just started the 3rd in the series and DS turned 7 last weekend. He adores them.

Narnia (some better than others - love the Dawn Treader one)

Harry Potter

[trace2]

my ds loves astrosaurs books, horrid henry

[Themasterandmargaritas]

Any of the Roald Dahl books, always a big hit in our house with dd nearly 7 and ds1 4.

[EffiePerine]

is he too young for Dumas? Three musketeeers, Count of Monte Cristo (though they are long, it'll take you a while to work through them)

Arthur Ransome yes