The Village Above the Clouds
Oliver discovers a hidden village above the clouds and helps restore its giant wind turbines.
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Ages 10–12
Total 25 books Page 2 of 3
About this age group
This page continues the ages 10-12 list. Readers often engage with motive, conflict, and consequence. After reading, prompts like ‘why did they choose that?’ can deepen discussion without feeling like a quiz.
Leo and the Light of Conscience
Leo discovers a mysterious compass that guides him toward honest and kind decisions.
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The Empathy Glasses
Leo discovers magical glasses that reveal hidden emotions and learns the true meaning of empathy and understanding.
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The Slow Turtle and the Fast Bird
Shelly and Dash journey together to find the legendary Sun Fruits and discover how different strengths can create the...
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The Curious Squirrel and the Lost Acorn
Nutty searches across the forest for the missing acorn Pip and discovers how valuable friendship and teamwork can be.
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The Curious Doctor's Wonderful Travels
Levent's adventures in the lands of Tinyvale and Giantreach.
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Brave Jim's Treasure Island
Young Jim Hawkins embarks on an adventurous journey to find a legendary treasure.
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Midnight Mane
Every living creature has a seed of goodness in their heart.
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The Brave Heart of Sherwood Forest
Friendship and courage make every adventure beautiful!
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Koray's River Adventures
Friendship and courage make every adventure beautiful!
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The Secret of the Blue Horizon: A Journey to the Heart of the Ocean
Discovery and learning are possible with courage and curiosity.
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The Door to the Snow Realm: The Wise Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Even the darkest winter can end with the warmth of courage and friendship.
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How should reading time be planned now?
Many families aim for 20-35 minutes daily, using chapter targets for longer books.
How do I handle content warnings?
Preview when unsure, respect sensitivities, and keep alternatives ready.
If my child prefers solo reading, should we stop sharing?
Keep a light weekly check-in—short conversations still build insight.
How do I keep genre variety?
Rotate science fiction, history, mystery, and realistic fiction across weeks.
Does pleasure reading help school skills?
Yes—regular reading supports vocabulary, focus, and comprehension.
Are quotes or reading notes useful?
They can strengthen writing and critical thinking when kept optional.
Series or standalones?
Both have value—series for momentum, standalones for breadth.
Why is the last page shorter here?
This age band splits across two pages with the current catalog size.
