Your Kids Love Fantasy Adventures.
They’ve read all the Narnia books. They’ve read all the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit books. And depending on your stance on them, maybe they have read all the Harry Potter books, too. All those “popular” fantasy series? Been there, read that! Maybe more than once. And they want more because they’re getting bored or re-reading their favorites. If you have a Kindle Unlimited subscription, you are in luck! There are tons of fantasy adventure series for kids on there. And since you already have Kindle Unlimited, there’s no extra cost to read these books!
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But I Don’t Have Kindle Unlimited!
Now, if you don’t have a Kindle Unlimited Membership, that doesn’t mean you are out of luck here. These Kindle books are available to purchase as well, most of them at a very low cost per book, many less than $5, some as low as .99. So, it actually might make sense to not have Kindle Unlimited, if you and your child(ren) are only going to read 1 or 2 books per month. But if you are interested in Kindle Unlimited, you can try a month for free. That’s up to you. You have options. I have had a Kindle Unlimited subscription for a while now, and I love how I can read as many books as I want, especially when I find books I don’t like, LOL. I can just return it and try something else, and not even feel disgusted because it cost me nothing extra – except for maybe a little bit of time!
But I don’t like e-books!
Sigh. But they’re so convenient and often so much cheaper and more environmentally friendly and… Okay, okay! If you’re a paper purist and you think e-books are the worst, many of these have physical book versions you can buy. One of my favorite things about Amazon is the third party storefronts selling used books. I’ve bought a lot of used books on Amazon and I have very few complaints. But buying a new book at a good price is a treat, as well. Ah, new book smell! So, I can appreciate your wanting to read off of a paper book! Some of these books are only available as an e-book, but I will do my best to indicate PC for all the ones you can buy a physical copy! Some even have an audiobook, and I’ve labeled those with AB.
But I don’t have a Kindle!
Yes, it’s super nice to have a Kindle to read ebooks. They are portable and fun! Kindle Fires are cheap and have a lot of other functionality (music, video, pictures, apps, going on the web, etc). The black and white Kindle e-readers are slightly more expensive, but much easier on the eyes and have a much longer battery life. Kindle Paperwhite is the most like reading a physical book, and one of these days I will fork over the money for one because I definitely want to!
BUT you don’t need a Kindle to read Kindle books! I read Kindle books on my laptop (especially cookbooks with pictures) and on my smartphone all the time. You just need a simple app for your phone or Android tablet or iPad, or you can read straight from the cloud or a computer app on your computer/laptop.
BIG Disclaimer for Parents
I did not read all of these books. That would be almost impossible for me to do in the time I have. I tried to vet them out to the best of my ability and find out the reading level/age appropriateness when I could. I am not responsible for the material in these books, since I did not write them, and it is up to you what kind of books you allow your kids to read. It is up to you to decide if your kids are allowed to read books about magic or witches or warlocks or any of that fantasy fare. I did my best and spent a very long time compiling this (not in any way exhaustive!) list, but if there is any book you feel is not appropriate (for example, contains mature content), drop a comment down below, or email me at melinda@pileofpates.com and I will look into it and remove any inappropriate books ASAP!
Allons-y! On To the List!!
Beginning Readers 4+
PC = Physical Copy available for sale
AB = Audiobook available
Unofficial Minecraft Early Readers Stories, Books 1-4 by Anna Kopp Ages 4-7
Meg and Rob’s Witch Tricks Series, Books 1 and 2 by Daniel Schneor – Ages 4-8
Ages 6+
PC = Physical Copy available for sale
AB = Audiobook available
Diary of Steve the Noob – Books 1 through 32 by Steve the Noob, Ages 6+ (usually). Seriously, there are 32 books. All Kindle Unlimited. For your convenience, I’m putting links to all of them because they usually don’t come up in chronological order in the Amazon search. The age levels on these books are very inconsistent. Most say 6+, with an occasional 7+, and then some say 0+, which is ridiculous, but then again, so is the author’s name (ridiculous, that is). But starting at Book 29 up through 32, it says 9+, so be aware of that.
Diary of Steve the Noob 1 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 2 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 3 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 4 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 5 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 6 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 7 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 8 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 9 – PC
Diary of Steve the Noob 10 – PC
The Prince Martin Epic Series Books 1 and 2 by Brandon Hale, Ages 6-8
Prince Martin Wins His Sword – PC
Prince Martin and the Thieves – PC
Ages 7+
PC = Physical Copy available for sale
AB = Audiobook available
Sisters Grimm Series, Books 1-3 (Books 4-9 are not Kindle Unlimited) by Michael Buckley Age 7+
The Fairy Tale Detectives – PC, AB
The Green Ember Series by S.D. Smith Ages 6/7/8+ (the reading level was a little unclear)
The Green Ember – Book 1 – PC, AB
Ember Rising – Book 3 – PC, AB – New! Released 3/8/18!
The Last Archer: A Green Ember Story – PC, AB
The Black Star of Kingston – Prequel 100 years before Book 1 – PC, AB
8-Bit Warrior Series 1-3 (Books 4 and 5 are not KU) by Cube Kid Ages 7+
Diary of an 8-bit Warrior – PC
Diary of an 8-bit Warrior: From Seeds to Swords – PC
Diary of an 8-bit Warrior: Crafting Alliances – PC
Ages 8+
PC = Physical Copy available for sale
AB = Audiobook available
Trapped in a Video Game Series, Books 1-4 by Dustin Brady Ages 8+
The Prometheus Project, Books 1-3 by Douglas E. Richards, Ages 8+ (Sci-Fi)
Empty World Series, Books 1-4 by David K. Anderson, Ages 8+
The Librarian Series, Books 1 and 2 by Eric Hobbs, Ages 8+
The Time Hunters Saga, Books 1-5 by Carl Ashmore, Ages 8+
The Time Hunters and the Box of Eternity – PC
The Time Hunters and the Spear of Fate – PC
The Time Hunters and the Sword of Ages – PC
The Time Hunters and the Lost City – PC
Star Wars Jedi Quest, Books 1-10 by Jude Watson, Ages 8+
The Way of the Apprentice – PC, AB
The Trail of the Jedi – PC, AB
The Master of Disguise – PC, AB
The Changing of the Guard – PC
Star Wars Disney Junior Novelization Series, Books 1-3, By Patricia C. Wrede, Age 8+
Episode I: The Phantom Menace – PC
Episode II: Attack of the Clones – PC
Episode III: Revenge of the Sith – PC
Star Wars Disney Junior Novelization Series, Books 1-3, By Ryder Windham, Age 8+
Star Wars Legends Disney Junior Novel Series, 4 Books, By Ryder Windham, Age 8+
The Life and Legend of Obi-Wan Kenobi – PC
The Rise and Fall of Darth Vader – PC
The Life of Luke Skywalker – PC
Star Wars: The Last of the Jedi Series, Books 1-10 By Jude Watson, Age 8+
Ages 9+
PC = Physical Copy available for sale
AB = Audiobook available
Companions Quartet Series, Books 1-4 by Julia Golding Ages 9+
Epic Zero Series, Books 1-3 by R.L. Ullman, Age 9+
Tales of a Not-So-Super 6th Grader – PB, AB
Tales of a Pathetic Power Failure – PB
Tales of a Super Lame Last Hope – PB
Ages 10+/11+
PC = Physical Copy available for sale
AB = Audiobook available
Herobrine: The Complete Collection by Barry J. McDonald. This already comes with 17 books in one. Ages 10+
The Arinthian Line Books 1-5 by Sever Bronny Ages 10+
Royal Institute of Magic Books 1-5 Ages 10+
Please Don’t Tell My Parents Series, Books 1-4 by Richard Roberts, Ages 10+
Please Don’t Tell My Parents I’m a Supervillain – PC, AB
Please Don’t Tell My Parents I Blew Up the Moon – PC, AB
Please Don’t Tell My Parents I’ve Got Henchmen – PC, AB
Please Don’t Tell My Parents I Have a Nemesis – PC, AB
The White Hart Series, Books 1-3 by Sarah Dalton Ages 11+
The Magi Series, Books 1-3 by Kevin M. Turner, Ages 11+
Ages 12+/13+
PC = Physical Copy available for sale
AB = Audiobook available
The First Dragon Rider Series, Books 1-3 by Ava Richardson Ages 12+
The Configured Trilogy, Books 1-2 (Book 3 has not been released yet) by Jenetta Penner Ages 12+
Street Rats of Aramoor: Books 1-2 by Michael Wisehart Ages 12+
Keeper of Dragons Series, Books 1-4 by J. A. Culican Ages 12+
Stoneblood Saga Series, Books 1-5 by Robyn Wideman Ages 12+
The Tréaltha Series, Books 1-5 by M. A. Nichols Ages 12+
The Kingfountain’s Series Books 1-6 by Jeff Wheeler Ages 13+
Legends of Muirwood, Books 1-3 by Jeff Wheeler Age 13+
The Wretched of Muirwood – PC, AB
The Blight of Muirwood – PC, AB
The Scourge of Muirwood – PC, AB
Covenant of Muirwood, Books 1-3 by Jeff Wheeler Age 13+
The Banished of Muirwood – PC, AB
The Ciphers of Muirwood – PC, AB
So, there it is. Some Sci-Fi might have snuck in there. But that should keep your kids busy for awhile, LOL! This list is in no way exhaustive. There are truly thousands of books that might meet the “Fantasy Adventure Books for Kids” criteria. But I tried to stick to series that were at least mostly available on Kindle Unlimited and that seemed family friendly. If you notice any errors, feel free to comment below or email me at melinda@pileofpates.com.
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