Summer reading recommendations 7-9 year old boys

[Anonymous]

Wayside School Books, Fudge by Judy Blume, Henry Huggins by Bevery Cleary, Louis Sachar books, Narnia series by CS Lewis, Humphrey the Hamster series, Pippi Longstocking. My 3rd graders loved Pippi this year. You can get abridged copies of classics, like The Call of the Wild. It is good for cultural literacy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:13 Story Treehouse (and 26th Story Treehouse and 36 Story Treehouse). They have illustrations and a style similar to Captain Underpants (which my 7 year old loves) but without all the potty humor.

My 7 year old is also a big fan of Geronimo Stilton, the Stink Series, and A-Z Mysteries. Also My Weird School, but I'm not a fan. His slightly older cousin is really into the I Survived books.

We are loving Geronimo Stilton this summer. Also in a total throw back, the Hardy Boys.

[Anonymous]

My 9 year old has loved the George O'Connor Olympians series. http://www.olympiansrule.com.vhost.zerolag.com/the-books/

He also loved the I Survived series. http://isurvived.scholastic.com

[Anonymous]

My boys loved the Bone (Jeff Smith) and Amulet (Kazu Kibuishi) graphic novel series.

[Anonymous]

The Melonhead series is fun:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/bookseries/B00YX6YW74/ref=dp_st_044042187X

[Anonymous]

Vocabulary is a little more challenging, but my DS recently loved "The Mysterious Benedict Society," which is a 4-book series. I read the first one and really enjoyed it myself. We have also enjoyed reading aloud "68 Rooms."