Guess the Chapter Book
At the library you can find a large collection of chapter books for kids or what we label, juvenile fiction. In this section, you will discover kids’ books that provide complex stories, vocabulary, and dilemmas. These books have lots of text, multiple chapters, and few pictures. There is no set age when kids can start reading these stories. All kids develop reading skills at their own level. Even if a child isn’t ready to read chapter books on their own, parents can read them aloud. This introduces them to more complex storytelling and helps to develop literary skills, even if they are just listening. All ages can enjoy chapter books.
Below you will find some classic and some popular chapter book titles to guess. See if your child or even you are familiar enough with these stories to figure out the answer.
- This magical book tells the story of a young boy who discovers his truth while attending Hogwarts School for Wizards and
- This young boy discovers he is the son of a mortal woman and Poseidon, god of the sea. He then goes to a summer camp with other
- These orphaned children make their home in an abandoned train in the forest before meeting their grandfather.
- Greg shares his sixth-grade experiences and troubles in his journal.
- A clever spider decides to help a pig so he won’t be eaten for Christmas.
- Jack and Annie find a magic place that can transport them back in time for an adventure with dinosaurs.
- The three Baudelaire children are sent to live with a distant relative, Count Olaf, who wants to collect their fortune.
- The Grace children go to stay at their Great Aunt’s old house, find a secret library, and a whole new world of fairies.
- Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy discover the magical world of Narnia in the back of a closet.
- August Pullman has a different face from other kids but is now going to attend public school for the first time.
- Stanley Yelnats is sent to a juvenile correctional camp in the desert where he begins to find answers about his past.
- Five dragonets are hidden and raised in a cave because they are destined to end a war.