When You're Not Ready for Harry Potter
Too young for Hogwarts? These read-alone and read-alouds are just the thing for wizards-in-waiting.
Revenge of the Dragon Lady
by Kate McMullan
Illustrated by Bill Basso
Is a wizard's spell for courage enough to save Wiglaf when the "Mother of all Dragons" (or at least of 3,684 of them) comes looking for the lad who slayed son number 92?
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Half Magic
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by Edward Eager
Illustrated by N. M. Bodecker
Harry Potter fans, take note: magic is alive and well in this exciting adventure, which has been a favorite of readers for more than 50 years.
Pirates Past Noon
by Mary Pope Osborne
Illustrated by Salvatore Murdocca
Jack and Annie are in deep trouble when the Magic Tree House whisks them back to the days of desert islands, secret maps, hidden gold — and ruthless pirates. Will Jack and Annie discover a buried treasure? Or will they walk the plank?
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The Knight and the Dragon
by Tomie dePaola
A knight who has never fought a dragon and an equally inexperienced dragon prepare to meet each other in battle.
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My Father's Dragon
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by Ruth Stiles Gannett
Illustrated by Ruth Chrisman Gannett
When Elmer Elevator hears about the plight of an overworked and under-appreciated flying baby dragon, he packs his knapsack with supplies and stows away on a ship headed for Wild Island. Nothing will stop Elmer from rescuing the dragon!
Pippi Longstocking
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Pippi Longstocking
by Astrid Lindgren
Illustrated by Louis S. Glanzman
Tommy and Annika have always wished someone would come to live in the ramshackle house next door, and one day, someone does: Pippi Longstocking, an irrepressible nine-year-old girl with a unique way of doing things. Soon the three are inseparable friends.
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