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children's book series

Children’s Book Series for Voracious Readers

August 27, 2022 · In: How to Start Homeschooling, Living Books

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“What book can I read next?” was a common question around here. Finding great children’s book series was a huge help in reducing decision fatigue. Here are some of our favorites!

best children's book series

If your kids are voracious readers where you can’t get to the library often enough, great children’s book series may be your best friend. Once you start the first one, you can start borrowing or scouting the next few in the series so you’re equipped when you hear, “I’m done!”

With a wide range of ages, we have compiled a short list of some favorite children’s book series. Some for the early readers all the way to those who love the beefy chapter books.

Let’s get you armed with an arsenal of book titles to reference for the future. Then, get your library card ready for some action!

This post is all about great children’s book series.

Children’s Book Series: Primary Grades

I’m no expert at when kids should read any particular book, and I’m not sure if that is even a thing worth listening to if that exists. You know when your kids are ready for certain stories, themes, genres, and lengths. So, I’m just going to list them as when my own children fell in love with them.

1. The Berenstain Bears

Classics from my childhood by Stan and Jan Berenstain, my kids have read the actual books from my childhood. This classic collection of 12 books brings back so many memories about junk food, too much TV, learning about strangers, and no girls allowed. They also have this 8 in one book with faith based stories with the same special Berenstain touch.

2. Magic Tree House

The Magic Tree House series is written by American author Mary Pope Osborne. The first Magic Tree House book was published in 1992, introducing the world to Jack and Annie, a brother and sister who discover a magical tree house filled with books. 

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Magic Tree House Book Series

3. The Boxcar Children

Originally written by American teacher Gertrude Chandler, The Boxcar Children series follows the story of four orphaned children, Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny. They create a home for themselves in an abandoned boxcar in the forest. They eventually meet their grandfather, who is a wealthy and kind man (although the children were not sure at first). The children decide to live with the grandfather, who moves the beloved boxcar to his backyard so the children can use it as a playhouse. Last time I checked, this series had over 150 books in the series! So, if you’re looking to stock up, this may be the series for you.

4. The Adventures of Sophie Mouse

This collection is so dear to my daughter. Join Sophie Mouse in Silverlake Forest as she makes a new friend, looks for special emerald berries, learns to swim at Forget-Me-Not Lake, builds a fort at Butterfly Brook with her forest friends, and more! As of now, there are a total of 19 books in the collection, all complete with sweet illustrations.

5. Billy Blaze

The Billy Blaze collection is written by C.W. Anderson, and includes nine books. Billy was a little boy who “loved horses more than anything else in the world.” Imagine how happy he was when he got his very own pony for his birthday! From that day on, Billy was seldom seen without his new friend, Blaze. Sweet illustrations and easy-to-read words capture the warmth and gentle understanding between a boy and his horse.

6. The Tuttle Twins

Connor Boyack has a 12-book series called The Tuttle Twins. It provokes critical thinking and are recommended for ages 6-12. My 2nd grader describes the series as a fun way to learn about government, and how the law affects us everyday.

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The Tuttle Twins series

Children’s Book Series: Elementary + Middle

1. Secrets of the Hidden Scrolls

This series by M.J. Thomas is on some kind of rotation here. My 10 and 7 year old kids have been pulling this series out on repeat for the past couple of years. I remember purchasing the first book because I heard it was based on Biblical stories from children’s eyes. It was the first book I can remember my son enjoying reading independently. So, you bet I went to get the next book. Here is the description from Amazon:

The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls is an adventure-packed chapter book series for readers ages six to nine. The series follows siblings Peter and Mary and their dog, Hank, as they discover ancient scrolls that transport them back to key moments in biblical history. There they find a world filled with wonder, adventure, and danger. They must search for clues to solve the secret of the scrolls . . . or they will be stuck in time forever.

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Secrets of the Hidden Scrolls

2. The Chronicles of Narnia

The Chronicles of Narnia series has us on the edge of our seats! We paired this with the Kind Kingdom curriculum, and it was a lot of fun to do as a family. Although we used it as family read alouds, my kids will select them during their independent reading time. The Magician’s Nephew and The Lion, The Witch, the Wardrobe were particular favorites.

[RELATED POST: How We Use The Kind Kingdom as Morning Time Curriculum]

3. All of a Kind Family

All of a Kind Family is based on Sydney Taylor’s recollections of her youth growing up in Manhattan’s lower east side. The family migrated from Eastern Europe, and continue their cultural traditions. It’s neat to learn about different Jewish feasts through this series.

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All of a Kind Family Series

4. Percy Jackson

My middle schooler read the Percy Jackson book series by Rick Riordan on her own while we were studying Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. It was rewarding when she would light up during a read aloud to share a connection she made with our reading to something she read in Percy Jackson. She loved learning about Greek mythology, and found the stories captivating.

5. The Book Wanderers

Another favorite book series from my middle schooler is The Book Wanderers by Anna James. If your child is well read of the classics, this will be super entertaining for them. Each book contains fun references to other popular children’s books and poems. She described this series as both mysterious and exciting.

Children’s Book Series: Notable Mention

My kids would not let me publish this post without mentioning these children’s book series that they also really enjoyed.

  • The Little House series
  • Harry Potter
  • Wonder
  • Warriors
  • Dragon Masters
  • YWAM Christian Heroes
  • Among the series (these are free on Kindle; love doing this alongside CM Simple Studies)

[RELATED POST: 5 Reasons to Read Missionary Biographies]

This post listed out great children’s book series for your voracious readers.

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By: juiceboxhomeschool · In: How to Start Homeschooling, Living Books · Tagged: best book series, favorite book series, favorite children's book series, favorite kid book series, living books

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CURRENTLY READING…including books that are read CURRENTLY READING…including books that are read side-by-side with my kids.

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📖 With my small group: Everyday Evangelism by Preston Perry, an insightful and down-to-earth look at how to make use of your daily norm for the Kingdom.

📖 With all of my kids: Rich Routines by Steve Houghton, this is the first time in a while I’ve selected a non-fiction book to read aloud altogether. It is practical, useful, and timely for us.

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So many reasons to be grateful for homeschooling i So many reasons to be grateful for homeschooling in the teen years!✨ While many of these things can be accomplished without homeschooling, for our family, they would be incredibly difficult to execute. 

Back in the early years, when I was exhausted but still reading yet one more picture book or scraping paste and pasta off the table - I never imagined what was waiting on the other side. 

If you’re in the trenches, wondering if homeschooling through the teen years is worth it, let me encourage you: stick it out for the long run. The gift of preserved time together is invaluable, but perhaps one of the greatest blessings has been how the Lord is working *in me* - I never expected that homeschooling my teens would also be a masterclass in humility and growth for me! And for that, I’m deeply grateful. 🤍 

Would love to hear from other homeschool moms - what has surprised you most about the teen years? ⬇️ Or if you’re almost there, what fears do you have?

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Can you tell I have read Atomic Habits, Habits of the Household, and Building Spiritual Habits? 😉 

Bonus tip: Find a study you love to sit with (comment “Bible study” for mine that just got restocked!) and pretty highlighters and pens help too.

What’s one way you stay consistent in the Word? Drop your favorite tip in the comments! ⬇️

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Want the link? Just comment ‘Easter,’ and I’ll send it your way! 

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One thing that has helped is having a loop schedule of subjects we enjoy studying together. This reel is a sample, but not totally accurate picture since every week varies.

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Flexibility is key over the past couple of years. That is the benefit of a loop schedule because if you need to skip a day, you just do the next thing tomorrow. It’s been a season of releasing rigidity and embracing the time we do have together.

Do you use a loop schedule for your family studies or for extra curricular subjects? Let me know what you’re studying! It is so inspiring to hear the range of topics covered in a loop.

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- Fresh flowers given at a ministry meeting make the room brighter!
- Organizing donations for the victims of the LA Wildfires.
- A @storeypub book about the honey makers that my daughter is obsessed with .
- Baked cookies for a friend’s birthday.
- Pretty impressed by my discipline recently (it’s not always this way) with the Christ in all of Scripture Study from @thedailygraceco
- Finishing up read alouds that go along with our history curriculum
- New pastel kicks for my girl from @wilding.shoes (gifted) that she says she can feel the earth with 😊
 - Young Mom’s ministry craft night (I’m not one of the young moms, but enjoy serving there!)
- Science labs regularly are still going strong!
- Personal reading + getting thoughts on paper for 2025-2026.

The highlights are important for motivation and encouragement. What are some of yours latest wins? Have I told you lately that I love this job?

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I wanted to take Lift Your Eyes by @brighterdaypre I wanted to take Lift Your Eyes by @brighterdaypress slow, but here I am, already 25% in (according to @goodreads) - soaking up the practical wisdom and strategies to keep the narrow path.

This devotional is a gift—especially for young moms navigating the beautiful, exhausting, joy-filled days - but also for an oldie like me. 😉

Whitney’s words are truthful, soothing, and deeply relatable. No fluff, just solid encouragement to keep our eyes on Him in every season. If you need a reset, a refocus, or a reminder of what truly matters, this is the book to pick up.

Bonus: the book is filled with her beautifully fitting watercolor art. 🤩 Great addition @harvesthousepublishing!

This resonated with me today:
“While I believe rest, boundaries, and even time away to recharge are essential in demanding seasons of motherhood, I have found that my empty cup is the holy place where my great need and God’s lavish grace meet.” 🤍 

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Ready for a spring book refresh? Here are some fav Ready for a spring book refresh? Here are some favorites on our shelves picked out by my 10 year old daughter:

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📖 Easter on the Farm
📖 Discovering Plants and Flowers
📖 Among the Meadow People (get the supplemental guide from @cmsimplestudies)
📖 The Gift of Animals: Poems of Love, Loss, and Connection
📖 On the Banks of Plum Creek
📖 The Vanderbeekers and the Hidden Garden
📖 Charlotte’s Web
📖 The Wind in the Willow
📖 Heartwood Hotel: Better Together

Thank you to @storeypub for sending some of these gems! The fact that my daughter personally selected them as her favorites says a lot.

More spring book refreshment from #livingbooklegacy here:
@playinghomeschool
@thesewildknights
@brittsbookbin
@thisnewday_
@agoodbookhunt
@alearningwewillgo
@letthemlovelearning
@livingbrighthomeschool

#booksaboutspring #springbooks #childrensliterature #bookpicks #bookstagram #chapterbooks #readalouds #storeyambassador #picturebooksreview #homeschool
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