40 Book Challenge almost completed

By Anonymous -
BooksAuthersRatingLinks
1The Muriculas Journey of Edward TulaneKate Dicamillo10Post
2The Faraway Tree B1Enid Blyton10Post
3The Faraway Tree B2Enid Blyton10Post
4The Faraway Tree B3Enid Blyton10Post
5The Cunning ManCelia Rees10Post
6Captain UnderpantsDave Pilkey10Post
7Just JackAdele Broadbent10Post
8ShadowMicheal Morpurgo10Post
9Avril CrumbAngela Woolfe10Post
10Lion adventureWillard Price10Post
11Tom SwayerMark Twain10Post
1239 Clues Maze of bonesRick Riordan10Post
13Famous 5Enid Blyton10
14Diary of a wimpy kid dog daysJeff Kinney10
15Geronimo Stilton #5: The Volcano of FireGeronimo Stilton10Post
16Butterfly lionMicheal Morpurgo10Post
17Rocket in my pocketCarl, Suba, Susanne10Post
18Ctrl-ZAndrew Norriss10Post
19Just DisgustingAndy Griffiths10Post
20Nudie DudieMicheal Lawrence10Post
21Biggles in FranceW.E. Jones10Post
22Macbeth you idiotDon Henderson10Post
23Z.P City Files B1H.L. Larry10Post
24Z.P City Files B2H.L. Larry10Post
25Arthur and the invisiblesLuc Besson10Post
26The adventures of Ook and Gluk Kung-Fu cave ninjas from the futureDave Pilkey10
27Treasure IslandRobert Louis Stevenson10
28The Wind In The WillowsKenneth Grahame10
29The Mystery of the burnt cottageEnid Blyton10
30The Mystery of the disappearing catEnid Blyton10
31The Mystery of the secret roomEnid Blyton10
32Stage FrightAnn M. Martin10
33Artemis FowlEoin Colfer10
34Artemis Fowl The Artic IncidentEoin Colfer10
35Don't look now B1Paul Jennings10
36The Kangapoo Key RingPaul Jennings10
37Don't look now B2Paul Jennings10
38Artemis Fowl FilesEoin ColferReading
39Artemis Fowl And The Eternity CodeEoin ColferReading
40Artemis Fowl and the Opal DeseptionEoin ColferReading next
These are all the books I have read and I want to read and the ones that I am reading.

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  1. Anonymous3 September 2014 at 19:44

    good reading. there are books there that i read when i was your age. Dad

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