Book Ideas for after Enid and Roald

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Please can anyone recommend a new book series to read my Son..he's 7 and has really enjoyed Roald Dahl and The famous Five but not quite sure what to move on to next and was hoping mums netters could help? Thanks

Horrid Henry?

Adventures on Trains series

Humphrey the Hamster series, by Betty Birney.
Paddington, by Michael Bond.
Pippi Longstocking, by Astrid Lindgren,
Mz Whizz, by ? Carpenter.
Jeremy Strong books, eg My Brother's Famous Bottom.

The Darren Shan series, two of mine loved them at that stage.

The Grunts series by Philip Ardagh

Knitbone Pepper series by Claire Barker

Varjak Paw by SF Said

Mr Penguin series by Alex T Smith

Agents of the Wild series by Jennifer Bell

Thorfinn series by David McFail

Astrosaurs series by Steve Cole

Grimwood series by Nadia Shareen

Daisy series by Kes Grey

Baby Aliens series by Pamela Butchart

Barney the Horse by Michael Morpurgo

How to train your dragon series

For self reading the 13 Storey Treehouse series. Got my reluctant DS reading and he's never looked back

Fintan Fedora: the World's Worst Explorer Paperback Clive Goddard

My son, a rather reluctant reader, loved this and the sequels

Secret seven, the storey treehouse series, diary of a wimpy kid.

Mr Gum, flat Stanley

Mine loved the Magic Treehouse books, and the Adventure Island series by Helen Moss.

Also old classics like Babe and The HodgeHeg, and he absolutely loved Polly and the Wolf

The Beasts of Olympus series by Lucy Coats

Would make use of the local library before buying.

We borrowed book 1 and 2 of a series to see if they liked it, then bought a boxed set from somewhere like The Works or an online bookseller.

Thank you all, we've gone for the railway children to keep us going for now and I'm going to heed the library advice and see if I can pick up other suggestions

The Secret 7, Adventurous 4, The Naughtiest Girl series.

Beast Quest

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Chronicles of Narnia

13 Storey Treehouse series

Pretty much anything by Cressida Cowell, she's amazing.