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Breadcrumbs

age 9+

Brilliant tale of girl's enchanted-woods search for friend.

By Anne Ursu

(2011)

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Joshua Dread

age 9+

Hilarious saga of middle-schooler with supervillain parents.

By Lee Bacon

(2012)

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Spellbound: The Books of Elsewhere, Book 2

age 9+

Second book in popular series is even more spine-tingling.

By Jacqueline West

(2011)

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The Ability

age 9+

Brilliant, thrilling story of kids training in mind control.

By M.M. Vaughan

(2013)

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The Witch's Curse

age 9+

Brother and sister dodge more evil in funny, scary sequel.

By Keith McGowan

(2013)

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The Whatnot

age 9+

Half-faery siblings face cosmic battle in exciting sequel.

By Stefan Bachmann

(2013)

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The Real Boy

age 9+

Shy boy fights monsters, makes friend in powerful fantasy.

By Anne Ursu

(2013)

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Exile: Keeper of the Lost Cities, Book 2

age 9+

Exciting sequel keeps momentum of telepathic elf-girl tale.

By Shannon Messenger

(2013)

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The Graveyard Book Graphic Novel: Volume 2

age 9+

Gorgeous illustrations bring fantasy to fitting close.

By Neil Gaiman

(2014)

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Everblaze: Keeper of the Lost Cities, Book 3

age 9+

Exciting fantasy sequel has elf kids in cosmic struggle.

By Shannon Messenger

(2014)

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Circus Mirandus

age 9+

A mesmerizing journey through a wonderful, magical world.

By Cassie Beasley

(2015)

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A Song of Fire and Ice (A Game of Thrones) Series

age 17+

Dark, violent epic upends the usual fantasy clichés.

By George R.R. Martin

(1996)

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The Shadow Cipher: York, Book 1

age 9+

Puzzles, codes, laughs in exciting alt-New York mystery.

By Laura Ruby

(2017)

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The Wonderling

age 9+

Peril, appealing characters fill rich, imaginative fantasy.

By Mira Bartok

(2017)

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Nightfall: Keeper of the Lost Cities, Book 6

age 9+

Teen elves face cosmic peril, crushes in epic installment.

By Shannon Messenger

(2017)

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Nightbooks

age 9+

Witch holds kids captive in creepy but sweet fantasy tale.

By J.A. White

(2018)

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Changeling: The Oddmire, Book 1

age 9+

Delightfully scary, funny, magical series start.

By William Ritter

(2019)

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The Eyes of Kid Midas

age 9+

One of the most exciting fantasy-adventures ever.

By Neal Shusterman

(2004)

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Gregor the Overlander: Underland Chronicles, Book 1

age 9+

One of the best of the post-Potter fantasies.

By Suzanne Collins

(2005)

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The Dark Is Rising

age 9+

Classic fantasy is a bit slow, but enthralling.

By Susan Cooper

(1973)

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