What books are similar to the Harry Potter series? Here’s our top ten list of recommendations for what to read after Harry Potter!
Author: Dr. Jen Harrison
In this interview, Medea discusses the sixth installment of the delightful Honeycake book series, Honeycake: A Helping Hand!
Guess What!? is a humorous story about the beach, but it is also a book about reading, words, and the power (and fun) of knowledge and research.
Pahua and the Soul Stealer is yet another fantastic offering from the Rick Riordan Presents series, perfect for fans of multicultural fantasy adventure.
With its cast of diverse characters and relatable situations, the latest Honeycake book focuses on understanding and accepting disability.
Daughter of the Deep is exciting, blending steampunk details with as much action as a James Bond film, and Ana is a charismatic and enticing protagonist.
The Science Playground, by Suprana, is a fun and accessible text for combining science learning with social-emotional instruction.
Fingerprints of God. by Melanie Burgess, is a beautiful text for teaching young readers about the Christian idea of creation.
Do the Voices encourages readers and listeners to transform their imaginative interpretations of characters into silly voices as they read.
The Ghostly Adventures of Jamie C. O’Hare: The Church Tower is a good old-fashioned ghost story in the best tradition of old-fashioned ghost stories.