PP once again...

Oh, and I adore Neil Gaimon. But Stardust does have some "adult" scenes that she might not be ready for. (just a few, and not X-rated, but definite R's!)

Book of Three series by Lloyd Alexander. Seriously, its a must!

Anonymous wrote:My daughter loves to read, but she says she "only likes books with magic in them, like Harry Potter or Percy Jackson".

I am going to get her a Narnia book, don't think she's ready for Tolkein. Any suggestions for "magical" books? Not too scary....

Thanks!

She might like "Savvy" by Ingrid Law (and a sequel, called "Scumble"). Not hocus-pocus magic, but real-world superpowers.

The Tortall series by Tamora Pierce. Its starts with the Song of the Lioness quartet.

M is for Magic, Stardust, Coraline, Interworld, and the Graveyard Book all by Neil Gaiman

The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan

The Hobbit by Tolkein

The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini

A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle

Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt

Howl's Moving Castle
Other books by Dianna Wynne Jones

fablehaven and Eragon

Redwall series

magic below stairs

Charlie Bone series

The Sisters Grimm

Edward Eager books are fun--Half Magic is the first.

Also E. Nesbit--Five Children and It, for example.

My daughter loves to read, but she says she "only likes books with magic in them, like Harry Potter or Percy Jackson".

I am going to get her a Narnia book, don't think she's ready for Tolkein. Any suggestions for "magical" books? Not too scary....

Thanks!