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Top 10 Children's Bestsellers

Top 10 Children

Inculcate the reading habit in your children! Get them started off on these bestsellers.

1. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

by J.K. Rowling
Ages 9 onwards
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Hardcover) This is the fourth book of the Harry Potter series. All the schools of wizardry are having a contest, and a champion is to be declared. Someone has added Harry's name as a participant in this deadly competition. Will he emerge champion? Or will he fall prey to yet another of Lord Voldemort's evil plans?

2. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

by J. K. Rowling
Ages 9 onwards
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban This is the third book of the Harry Potter series. A prisoner has escaped from Azkaban, the horrifying prison that holds Lord Voldemart's followers and practitioners of the Dark Arts. The Death Eaters, guards of Azkaban, are in hot pursuit. Is the fugitive out to get Harry? Will he succeed?

3. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

by J. K. Rowling
Ages 9 onwards
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets This is the second book of the Harry Potter series. Harry's hearing strange voices at Hogwarts School of Wizardry. Someone seems to be speaking to him… voices from a distant past. The pages of an old diary beckon and pull him back in time… a sinister time fraught with danger at every turn.

4. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Hardcover)

by J. K.Rowling
Ages 9 onwards
This is the first of the Harry Potter series. Harry's parents were killed and he is taken to live with his cruel relatives. On his 12th birthday Hagrid comes to get him, and unveils the secret that will change Harry's life forever. Harry is no ordinary boy. He is a wizard, and his magical powers are just about to be unveiled….

5. Oh, the Places You'll Go!

by Dr. Seuss
Ages 3 onwards
Oh, the Places You'll Go! This lovely book enchants not only kindergarten children, but their parents as well. The idea is that if you forge ahead, accept life's blows and not just sit around waiting for something to happen to you, you will find success and go places!

6. Olivia

by Ian Falconer
Ages 3-7
Olivia Olivia is a little pig with tremendous attitude. She loves going to the opera and the museum, and hates it when her mom says, "It's time for you-know-what…" (A nap!) She loves to dance and shop, and she is full of self-esteem. The illustrations are in black, white and red, and very striking.

7. Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants

by Dav Pilkey
Ages 7-11
Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants This is the forth novel of the Captain Underpants series, and is every bit as entertaining as its predecessors. Children love this book, full of incidents of smart kids versus dumb adults. George and Harold are up to their ears in a race to save the world from the diabolical Professor Pippy P. Poopypants. Do they succeed?

8. Pikachu's Vacation

by Tracey West
Ages 4-11
Pikachu's Vacation Pikachu and his Pokemon friends go on a vacation to a park on Pokemon's Island. Pikachu is in charge of the little expedition. They are having a great time until a gang of ruffians break into their world and try to disturb the peace…

9. The Very Hungry Caterpillar

by Eric Carl
Ages 4-8
The Very Hungry Caterpillar This is a spellbinding tale about a tiny but very gluttony caterpillar who eats and eats until he is really fat and has a stomachache. As he eats his way through an apple (and the pages of the book itself), he gets transformed into a wonderful butterfly. This book has been translated into 20 languages.

10. The Adventures of Captain Underpants

by Dav Pilkey
Ages 7-11
The Adventures of Captain Underpants The mischievous George and Harold hypnotize their principal and make him believe that he is the superhero Captain Underpants! The principal leads them to the den of the wicked Dr. Diaper. Do George and Harold manage to defeat him and his evil helpers?



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Anjali
Anjali.14 years ago
my daughter loves reading. according to me even if the child does like reading, a parent must inculcate the habit of reading everyday in the child as it improves their vocabulary and also increases their concentraion power.
 
 
 
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anjali
anjali.14 years ago
what about childer of 2-3 years ge group books
 
 
 
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vanitha
vanitha.14 years ago
can somebody tell me where i can get these books
i am from kuala lumpur , malaysia
 
 
 
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Kanaka Asai
Kanaka Asai.14 years ago
would like to know some more books (indian authors') for my daughter of age 4 to start her reading habbit.
 
 
 
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swati
swati.14 years ago
i am residing in kuwait and want to know where can i get these books for my daughter of age 5.can i get them in british council library
 
 
 
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umasreedhar
umasreedhar.14 years ago
our children are fond of books.infact i myself started reading more books seeing them.
 
 
 
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D.Ramchandram
D.Ramchandram.14 years ago
yes, reading habit not only in children, but also in adults is on wane. one needs to cultivate habit of reading more books to be more knowledgeble and informative.
 
 
 
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Radhuramesh
Radhuramesh.14 years ago
my younger son love to read books. but asks me to sit with him whenever he want to study, especially before he goes to sleep. but the problem is my work doesn't get completes that time and by the time i completes my work\,he sleeps. i feel guilty. pl. advise.
 
 
 
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R.14 years ago
how do i develop a good reading habit? i want to read books, but i get tired after few pages.....!
 
 
 
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YOGESH NEGANDHI
YOGESH NEGANDHI.14 years ago
undoubtly very clear.

according to me books rae no harming freinds gofted to all. so, we should also keep on transmitting the same habit so that it beocmes first system and then habit and finally law.

congratulation for such a nice idea.

hva a rgood reading time

with love aaaaa7 regard

yogesh
 
 
 
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