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books for 6 year old boy who loved 52 storey treehouse

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deliverdaniel · 12/05/2017 17:49

My 6 year old DS juuuuuuust made the transition from reasonably competent but reluctant reader- ie would only read to me out loud and saw it as a chore, to enjoying reading on his own. the 52 storey treehouse series was completely transformational for him (heard about it on here- thanks MN!) and suddenly he started reading on his own late into the night/ taking the book to school and reading it at break etc. He has nearly finished the whole series though and we need something new.

This book is about at his very limit of what he can read (he still misses many words etc in this) so anythign harder I think will put him off- he is . He lvoes the fact that there are still funny pictures/ cartoons etc and it isn't just a huge block of text. Any recommendations for anything of a similar level/ format? Thank you!!

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Waddlelikeapenguin · 18/05/2017 23:52

Astrosaurs
Knight in training (BP have the first four very cheap)
Stone Goblins etc
Kingdom of Wrenley (maybe too easy?)
Dinosaur Cove
Magic story tree house

What about graphic novels? Any phoenix ones (good dog bad dog & bunny v.s monkey are most loved here)

emmaMBC · 26/05/2017 10:06

How about something like There's A Dragon in my Backpack, it's v funny like the treehouse ones. There's also Neil Gaiman's Fortunately, the milk which is a bit shorter.

Leeds2 · 26/05/2017 18:20

Maybe the Ghostly Galleon books by Jonny Duddle.

Bitlost · 08/06/2017 21:35

Tom Gates (Liz Pichon)
Johnny Duddle's Jolley Rogers chapter books
Fortunately the Milk (Neil Gaiman)
The Secret 7
Maybe also have a look at Jonathan Emmett's Scribble Street website. There might be some ideas there.

Lucked · 08/06/2017 21:42

Rabbit and bear
Claude the dog books

JoyceDivision · 08/06/2017 21:44

Mr Gum: it's delightfully disgusting!

The Fabulous Fish Fingers

Backingvocals · 08/06/2017 21:45

DS (7) got into the Treehouse books having first had a subscription to the Beano and then read three or four Beano paperbacks which have a similar amount of text to the Treehouse books.

BookishOwl · 30/06/2017 14:50

My son is very similar and loved the Danger is Everywhere books

cottagecheesequeen · 15/07/2017 18:23

Monster and chips

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