What series do your kids love to read and why? Tell us to win £100 book bundle for 6 - 12-year-olds including Treehouse series

[SorchaMumsnet]

The 13-Storey Treehouse is the first book in the completely addictive Treehouse series, written by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton. Five books later and this series has readers completely hooked by its hilarious adventures and cracking cartoon-style illustrations.

The 65-Storey Treehouse is the fifth book of wacky treehouse tales. Andy and Terry's amazing 65-Storey Treehouse now has a pet-grooming salon, a room where it's always your birthday (even when it's not), a lollipop shop, a quicksand pit, an ant farm, a time machine and Tree-NN: a 24-hour-a-day TV news centre keeping you up to date with all the latest treehouse news, current events and gossip. Well, what are you waiting for? Come on up!

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To be in with a chance of winning £100 worth of books for 6 - 12-year-olds including a full set of Treehouse books, just tell us - what series do your children love to read and why?

This discussion is sponsored by Pan Macmillan and will end 13 September

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[IToldYouIWasFreaky]

DS is 8.5 and has read the 13 Storey Treehouse, loved it and has been asking for the rest of the series, so he'd be thrilled to win this!

The only reason I haven't already bought it is that he was working his was through Diary of the Wimpey Kid (now finished), as well as all the Famous Five books. We're reading the Harry Potter books together too.

[robinson131]

My daughter loves any Roald Dahl and David Walliams books.She loves reading funny books

[CathBookworm]

My eldest loves Horrid Henry, as he relates to the main character! He also likes the Famous Five books, which I read to him at bedtime.

[farhanac]

Roald Dahl just like when I was young

[pluto75]

There are too many authors to list but to pick a few: Topsy and Tim, Meg and Mog, Beastquest, Harry Potter, Roald Dahl, Dairy of a Wimpy Kid, Mr Men, Enid Blyton. I love reading and love to see my boys reading for pleasure

[adorabelle13]

My daughter loves The Magic Faraway Tree series by Enid Blyton.

[purplepandas]

Rainbow Fairiesand Secret Seven. I am keen for DD to try the Treehouse series. She also loved Holly Webb books.

[samlovesdilys]

My elder son like to combine a love of history with a thirst for adventure - and the Caroline Lawrence Roman Mysteries series has filled this perfectly. We recently visited Rome and he was busy telling the guide about the eruption of Vesuvius and life as a Roman slave!!
My younger loves adventure and animals - his current favourites are the Lauren St John African series - his latest wish is to ride his own white giraffe!!
Both boys love the excitement that is in a series of books, waiting to see what will happen next and the opportunity to really expand characters, I hope this will help them develop a love of reading for life!!

[littleme96]

We have the Roald Dahl box set and my daughter is slowly working her way through it.

She has just discovered Harry Potter too.

[KittyKat88]

My DDs have both really enjoyed the Fairytale Hairdresser series. Now DD1 has turned 6 she's enjoying a great variety of books - she's loved the Seriously Silly Stories by Laurence Anholt which re-tell the best loved fairytale stories in a humourous and slightly twisted way!

[KeepOnPlodding]

Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Diary of a golf pro/soccer star/swimming star
Tom Palmer - Football Academy, Rugby Academy, The Squad etc.
Skullduggery Pleasance
Frankie and the Magic Football

[LMGTFY]

Ds1 is like me in that he finds an author he likes and reads them all z (but not any of the series I love eg Harry Potter, The Chronicles of Narnia and Roald Dahl to name a few). All the Beast Quest and Sea Quest books by Adam Blade have been read ,anything Rick Riordan or Tom Gates gets bought and Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Timmy Failure appear too. Ds2 isn't such a bookworm yet but is enjoying the Diary of a Wimpy Kid ones. I think I'll order one of these, they sound like they'll appeal to his mad imagination (and mine as my favourite book as The Magic Faraway Tree), he's always going 'imagine if..', honestly if that boy would write, he could write!

[aimeecmp]

We have loved the magic tree house series in the past but at the moment we are reading through the Roald Dahl books.

[Tkw2014]

The Horrid Henry books are a favourite

[Acopyofacopy]

So many, let's see what I can remember:
Current hits are Percy Jackson, The Maze Runner, Divergence and the Harry Potter series (always).
Dcs have also enjoyed The Diary of a Wimpy Kid, How to Train your Dragon, Skullduggery Pleasant, Dork Diaries, The Hunger Games.

[BL0SS0M]

My eldest daughter loved reading the mallory towers series and my youngest loves anything by dr seuss

[Elizasmum02]

my eldest love the famous five series because they both want to be policemen ! the youngest love the faraway tree because its full of magic !

[buckley1983]

My son loves the Flat Stanley series - it's one I remember reading & enjoying as a child, so it makes it extra special! I'm trying to get him into other collections I enjoyed - The Little Vampire series (my absolute favourite!), Simon & the Witch, &, of course, Harry Potter.
Reading gives me such pleasure & I've wanted to share that with my son from day 1. Fortunately, he seems to be inheriting my love of books & reading & we enjoy weekly trips to the library to keep it interesting!

[kacky]

Winnie The Pooh. Every one has been worn to shreds in places they've been read so much

[Bexleymum198]

My 7-year-old daughter loves Enid Blyton's "Famous Five" series! I collected all 21 books when I was young, and we're gradually working through them together.

She also loves the recent excellent "Dixie O'Day" series, by Shirley Hughes and Clara Vulliamy, and she likes the "Daisy and the Trouble With..." books, the "Claude" books and the "Magic Faraway Tree" series.

My 3-year-old son loves Shirley Hughes' Alfie series; Clara Vulliamy's Lucky Wishmouse series and Martha and the Bunny Brothers series; the Ahlbergs' Funny Bones books; and Percy the Parkkeeper. Oh, and anything featuring builders, diggers, tractors or Lego Star Wars that he finds at the library!

[babyowl]

My 8year old's top 5 series currently are (in her own words):
1.By Shannon Hale & Suzanne Selfors: Ever After High. I like this series because you get more information about the characters
and their personalities than when you watch the videos.

2.By Tarmara Macfarlane: Amazing Esme. I can always imagine living in a exciting circus when I read the books.

1. By Cornelia Funke:C.H.I.X . I like it when the C.H.I.X girls play funny tricks on the Piranha boys.
   

1. By Sally Gardener:Wings & Co. She is a really imaginative writer with tall cats and silly talking bunnies!
   

1. By Catherine Wilkins: My Best Friend and Other Enemies. I love the cool drawings and crazy names of the gangs of the girls at the school.
   

I think the funnest character is Tanya because she tells funny jokes.

[pfcpompeysarah]

My son loves reading books like Mr Gum, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Harry Potter, Bear Grylls, Goosebumps and anything by Roald Dahl.

[microscope]

Enid Blyton - Malory Towers and the naughtiest girl have gone down really well but she is currently hooked on Shrinking Violet. The utter silliness of it seems to strike a chord with her.

[sarahb8708]

My daughter Faith loves the Mallory Towers series by Enid Blyton. I have not heard of these books before but they sound really good and I'm sure that she would love these too. Xxx

[helly27]

David Walliams' books