Recommendations for a 10 year old bookworm

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DD will turn 10 shortly and is a huge reader. She's partial to a series and has read and enjoyed all of the following:
Harry Potter (whole series twice, loved it)
The Morrigan Crow books
Scarlett and Ivy series
Murder Most Unladylike series
The Sinclair Mysteries and Taylor & Rose series by Katherine Woodfine
Ruby Redfort series
Violet series by Harriet Whitehorn
All the David Walliams, all the Roald Dahl

She is just about to start the final book in the 'Mysterious Benedict Society' series which she has enjoyed a lot. We tried 'Series of Unfortunate Events' but she didn't much like those.
Any recommendations to keep her busy!?

Agatha Oddly
Laura Marlin Mysteries
The Cogheart Adventures
Edie Eckhart
His Dark Materials
A Wolfe & Lamb Mystery

My 10yr old just read 'The Extraordinary Adventures of Alice Tonks' and loved it. She is a big fan of Sophie Cleverly, Robyn Stevens and some of the others on your list.

The Dark is Rising
Green Knowe series
A Wizard of Earthsea
The Wolves of Willoughby Chase
Emma Fischel's Witchworld series
Katherine Rundell is an author to look out for too

Edge Chronicles, if you really want to keep her busy!

These are good:
www.amazon.co.uk/Highland-Falcon-Thief-Adventures-Trains/dp/1529013062

Good night Mr Tom.

The wolf brothers series
Percy Jackson series
Artemis fowl
Dragon rider series
The Katherine Rundell rooftops series
The boy who grew dragons
Alex Rider series

Just a small cross section of my 10 year old bookworm's shelves!

@BlueChampagne I also came on here to recommend The Green Knowe books by Lucy Boston. I loved the Moomin books by Tove Jansen too. They were magical.

Harebrain did you know you can visit Green Knowe? We went last summer - look up The Manor at Hemingford Grey 😀

Land of Stories series

Thanks everyone some great recommendations.

@BlueChampagne I had no idea!!! Thank you. I’ll definitely be visiting 😄

Murder most unladylike series by Robin Stevens.
Also seconding Katherine Rundell's books.

This was also good and relevant

www.booktrust.org.uk/book/t/the-boy-at-the-back-of-the-class/

Anyone But Ivy Pocket (Ivy Pocket #1) by Caleb Krisp
Goodreads

Brightstorm (Brightstorm #1) by Vashti Hardy
Goodreads link

Ajay and the Mumbai Sun by Varsha Shah
Goodreads link

Terry Pratchette, all of it. Plus David Eddings’ Belgariad. That’ll keep her busy.

The How To Train Your Dragon series (12 books!!!) is excellent. Don’t know it’s target age group but it is a really enjoyable read!

Anything by Lauren St John - she has written several series, Laura Marlin ones and Wolfe and Lambe we have read.

Katherine Rundell books

Ross Welford - Time travelling with a hamster is first one

Piers Torday’s the lost wild trilogy ( well think a fourth out now too!)

Agatha Odly
Alex Rider

Slightly older but dd2, who is 10 at the beginning of next year just read Maze Runner and really enjoyed it. Unfortunately anything I suggest she refuses to even read the blurb.

10 might be a little young but maybe the bartimaeus trilogy by Jonathon Stroud.

The Wheel on the School. Not sure if it is still in print but I read it over and over again at a similar age.

The Swallows and Amazons series might appeal or might not, could be worth a try.

My 10 yr old dc is just finishing the Hobbit and wants to read LoTR next. How about Northern Lights by Philip Pullman?
Also echo Katherine Rundell...he really enjoyed The Explorer.

Another vote for Adventures on Trains here. My 9-year-old bookworm loves them!

Bot a series, but Asha and the Spirit Bird, Tamarind and the Star of Ishta, Aarti and the Blue Gods are all brilliant too.

The Pinch of Magic series
The House with Chicken Legs
The Girl who rode an Elephant