R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #31 to #35 eBooks (PDF)

First published in 1992, Goosebumps has become a classic horror series for children. The novels were written by the “Stephen King of children's literature” R. L. Stine. There are 62 books in the series, with the last installment published in 1997. Millions of copies of the novels have been sold around the world, in various languages.

31 Night of the Living Dummy II
Language: English; PDF Pages: 63; File Size: 0.3 MB;
Amy Krammer has no idea about things that will happen to her when she receives Slappy, a replacement ventriloquist dummy. And she definitely doesn’t have any clue when she finds a note from the dummy’s pocket and reads it. It turns out that she has cast a spell; a spell to bring Slappy to life.
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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #26 to #30 eBooks (PDF)

Goosebumps is a horror novel series for children written by R. L. Stine, who is dubbed as “Stephen King of children's literature.” There are sixty two books in the series, with the first issue being published in 1992 and the last one in 1997. The series has been a major success around the world, been translated into numerous languages, and millions of copies ha been sold.

#26 My Hairiest Adventure

Language: English; PDF Pages: 70; File Size: 0.3 MB;

After his seemingly harmless experiment with an expired tanning lotion, Larry Boyd completely freaks out when finds his hands—at first, and then his other body parts—become hairy. Then his friends start to mysteriously disappear and dogs begin to appear.
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Diana Wynne Jones - Howl's Moving Castle Series eBooks (PDF)

Howl's Moving Castle series (sometimes also called Howl's Castle or the Castle trilogy) is a children’s story written by the late Diana Wynne Jones, an English writer mostly famous for her fantasy works for both kids and adults. The inspiration to write the series came when a little boy asked Jones to write a story called "The Moving Castle".

There are three books in the series, with the first installment published in 1986 and the last one in 2008. The first novel was adapted into a film under the same title in 2004. Animated by the famous Studio Ghibli, the film that originally was produced and released in Japan achieved wide critical acclaim and in 2006 it was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature at the 78th Academy Awards.
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Rachel Renee Russell - Dork Diaries Book 1 - 4 eBooks (PDF)

Available: Book 1 - 4; Language: English;

Dork Diaries is a hilarious novel series written and illustrated by Rachel Renee Russell. The first volume was published in 2009 and in mid 2013, the seventh installment—Book 6, since the fourth installment is officially referred as Book 3 ½—was released. The series has achieved commercial success and most of the novels in the series have spent many weeks in New York Times Best Sellers list in the Children’s Series category.

As the title says, the series is a personal diary. Presented in doodles, drawings, and comic strips, it depicts the daily life experience of the owner and writer of the diary, Nikki Maxwell. Nikki is a 14 years old girl who lives a pretty much normal life but being a teenager, life never seems “normal” for her. The series colorfully chronicles how she copes with the things happen in school and at home: her dream of popularity, her crush, and the “disturbance” from her family.
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Kate DiCamillo - The Tale of Despereaux eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 148; File Size: 2 MB;
The Tale of Despereaux is a fantasy novel written by Kate DiCamillo, an American author well known for her fantasy stories for children featuring animals. This 2004 Newbery Medal winner novel is divided in four books and each of them delivers the story from different perspective of different character. The story also presents a unique assortment of exciting characters, who set out on their respective journeys and will come across each other.
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Lynne Rae Perkins - Criss Cross eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 229; File Size: 1.8 MB;

Criss Cross is a novel by Lynne Rae Perkins, American author and illustrator of books for children or young adult. It expands the story and, especially, the character of Debbie from her previous book All Alone in the Universe. Despite the mixed reviews (some consider it too subtle and many feel the contemporary realism in it resonates with them), the novel has proven its excellence in children's literature and won Newbery Medal in 2006.

Filled with vignettes, poems (haikus), illustrations, and photographs, the novel focuses on a bunch of teenagers in a small town, where nothing “big” really happens. The two main characters who narrate most of the story are Debbie and Hector; both are 14 years old both are entering the phase of leaving childhood behind yet not fully grown up. The other teen characters, who experience the exact same thing as both of them, are Patty, Lenny, Phil, and Peter.
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Susan Patron - The Higher Power of Lucky eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 97; File Size: 0.6 MB;

First published in 2006, The Higher Power of Lucky is a children’s novel written by Susan Patron. The book has successfully won Newbery Medal in 2007 and also successfully drawn a controversy. As written in a New York Times article, some school libraries banned it as a result of the use of a single word, “scrotum”, in the first page. Responses came from Patron herself, associations, and fellow authors. Patron stated that the choice of the word was based on her own knowledge of a rattlesnake biting a dog's scrotum and it also serves as anatomy explanation for 9 – 12 years old readers. The American Library Association and some authors also encouraged people to see the real value in the novel and not to focus on that single word.
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Rebecca Stead - When You Reach Me eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 164; File Size: 0.5 MB;

When You Reach Me is a novel by award-winning American author of books for young-adult and children, Rebecca Stead. The novel that mixes fantasy, science fiction, and mystery received mostly good reviews and critical acclaim following its publication in 2009. Getting the inspiration from an article in a newspaper about a man suffering from amnesia and also from A Wrinkle in Time, one of her favorite book from her childhood, Stead has successfully written a story with realistic setting and thorough details. The book also got commercial success and made it into The New York Times Bestseller list. The novel has also won several awards including Newbery Medal in 2010.
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Neil Gaiman - The Graveyard Book PDF eBook

Language: English; PDF Pages: 206; File Size: 1 MB;

First published in 2008, The Graveyard Book is a children's fantasy novel written by one of the best English mystery-fantasy authors Neil Gaiman. It took Gaiman years to muster the confidence in writing and releasing the book. As stated by Gaiman, he got the inspiration in 1985 but he managed to finish it in 2008, through a lot of revisitings on the draft. After being published, the novel got wide critical acclaim and won many awards including Newbery Medal and Hugo Award.
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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #21 to #25 PDF eBook

R.L. Stine – Go Eat Worms! PDF eBook (Goosebumps 21)

(PDF Pages: 90; File Size: 0.3 MB)

Todd Barstow has a queer hobby which is collecting worms and conducting the so-called experiments on them. Todd’s “relation” with worms and his life is about to change when the sticky slimy creatures start appearing in his homework and lunch. The real nightmare for Scott comes when a giant worm chases him for abusing her babies.Read more »

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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #16 to #20 PDF eBook

R.L. Stine - One Day at HorrorLand.pdf eBook (Goosebumps #16)

(PDF Pages: 101; 0.3 MB)

What the Morris family and Clay, a friend of the family, plan to have in their trip is a refreshing recreation. However, they soon find themselves in a terrifying trip after they get lost during their Zoo Garden tour and end up in HorrorLand: a theme park of monsters.
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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #11 to #15 PDF eBook

R.L. Stine - The Haunted Mask PDF eBook (Goosebumps 11)

(PDF Pages: 87; File Size: 0.3 MB)

Carly Beth Caldwell has had it in being the target of her everybody’s practical jokes and is sorely disappointed about the lame costume she gets from her mother for Halloween. The girl decides to get her own cool costume and goes into a strange shop where she finds a mysterious mask. Soon she finds out, the more she wears the mask, the more difficult it is to come off and it also starts to alter her personality.
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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #6 to #10 PDF eBook

R.L. Stine - Let's Get Invisible!.pdf eBook (Goosebumps 06)

(PDF Pages: 99; File Size: 0.3 MB)

The two brothers, Max and Noah, just find something intriguing in the attic. It is a mirror with magical power to turn its users invisible. However, the more Max, Noah, and their friends use the mysterious mirror, the harder it is for them to return from invisibility.
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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #1 to #5 PDF eBook

R.L. Stine - Welcome to Dead House.pdf eBook (Goosebumps 01)

(Number of Pages: 95; File Size: 0.3 MB)

The Bensons just move into their new house in Dark Falls. They’re welcome by the residents which are ghosts. Those ghosts used to be people who died while living in the same house. Now the ghosts are preparing to make the Bensons one of them!

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Michael Ende - Momo PDF eBook

Language: English; PDF Pages: 150; File Size: 1.6 MB;

Originally published in German in 1973—the English translation was released a year after, Momo is one of the best novels written by Michael Ende. Winner of the 1974 Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis (German Youth Literature Prize), this fantasy book is excellently suitable for young adult readers (children) but the substance, the moral and message regarding the essence of time are indisputably relevant to more mature readers, especially nowadays.
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Rudyard Kipling - The Jungle Book pdf (eBook)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 148; File Size: 2 MB;

Originally published in 1894, The Jungle Book is now regarded as one of the best children’s classic stories. The novel was written by English author Rudyard Kipling, who was born and spent couple of his childhood and youth years in India. From that experience, he elaborated the famous Mowgli, his friend, and his adventures in the jungle.
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Johanna Spyri - Heidi pdf (eBook)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 198; File Size: 2 MB;

Swiss author Johanna Spyri had put herself among all-times greatest children’s story writers with her novel Heidi. Originally published in 1880, this book has become classic and it is one of the best-selling and best-known works in Swiss literature. So appealing and influential, it has reached many generations not only in its printed version but also in its film and television adaptations throughout the world.
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Jonathan Swift - Gulliver's Travels pdf (eBook)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 131; File Size: 5 MB;

Originally published in 1726 with the title Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World, this masterpiece of Jonathan Swift later becomes one of the most famous classic fantasies known simply as Gulliver's Travels. This book—in particular the Lilliput part—has reached countless readers especially among children/you adults, since it is one of the most widely used novels in literature or reading class.
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Michelle Magorian - Goodnight Mister Tom pdf (eBook)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 203; File Size: 0.5 MB;

Goodnight Mister Tom, ranked at 49 on The Big Read Survey by BBC, is a “decorated” kids’ novel by English writer Michelle Magorian. It is said to be decorated because, since its publication in 1981, it has won numerous awards and prizes especially in children’s book category. A musical and a film adaptation based on this book have also been made.
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Garth Nix - A Confusion of Princes pdf (eBook)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 243; File Size: 1.2 MB;

A Confusion of Princes is a novel by Garth Nix published in May 2012. Nix is one of the best modern fantasy writers and has been worldly famous for his amazing series, such as The Old Kingdom (or widely known as Abhorsen Trilogy) and The Seventh Tower series. Blending so many subjects including assassins, techno gadgets, wizardry, space battles, pirates, and political intrigues, Nix has successfully created an electrifying story.

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