If you love Harry Potter but just can't read those books yet you are in the right blog. The 5-8 list will help you find similar books that will get you reading.
If you love Harry Potter but wish you could read something maybe smaller or a little easier then go to the 8 Years and up tab for similar reading.
If you have finished reading the Harry Potter series and want to read more then use the Young Adult tab to find more great reading in the Science Fiction and Fantasy Fiction genre.
If you have read all these books and are still wanting more then click on the Report Tab and scroll to the end for two tabs, one has 82 of the best children's Fantasy Fiction titles going and the other has the top 25 Science Fiction titles for children.
Still want more? Then get set to do a search of your own on the WorldCat site as you also create the list of over 3000 Fantasy and Science Fiction titles available, some in ebook form, that have been written since the year 1874! Find out how to do this search by scrolling down the Report Tab to the heading.
How to do the BIG WorldCat search for titles. It's the work of a life time to read them all.
Navigating within this blog.
This blog is designed for young people to help them get started reading Science Fiction and Fantasy Fiction. The tabs at the top point you to easy reading chapter books and as you move to the right the list gives you books that are harder to read.
The Extra Titles Tab is a list of the rest of the titles in a series. So you can find the next book to read.
The Definition tab explains what kinds of books are presented in this blog and the difference between Science Fiction and Fantasy Fiction.
The Report Tab is a record of the work done to produce this blog. It is intended for adults to read and is contains links to websites that contained the information used to prepare information about each book title. It also acknowledges the work of other people that has been used and where the information for the material presented came from.
The Blog Archive gives you a short cut to individual titles.
The Labels list gives you subjects and keywords that are mentioned in the blog on the home tab.Click on this to find every post containing a book with that aspect in it.
The Home tab at the bottom of the page will always bring you back to the last post on the home page.
The Old Posts is where you will find the list of teaser grabs, one for each title so you can explore from there.
