[ SECRET POST #6556 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6556 ⌋

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12yo boy

[(Anonymous)]

Anyone know what books a 12yo boy might be into? He is a wee young (emotionally) for his age but very smart, and only recently really started getting into books. He has really been into the Wings of Fire books. I am just so out of the loop for this age group.

Re: 12yo boy

[volkameria]

When my little brother was 12 he absolutely devoured the Percy Jackson books. I'd also highly recommend the Artemis Fowl books. I've heard good things about the Wingfeather Saga, but have never read it personally either.

Re: 12yo boy

[(Anonymous)]

Percy Jackson maybe?

Re: 12yo boy

[(Anonymous)]

Skulduggery Pleasant is perfect for that age. Skulduggery Pleasant is a living skeleton and a detective who takes a 12 year old girl as his (work) partner.

Re: 12yo boy

[(Anonymous)]

I'm seconding this one - I volunteer at a library and have had kids around that age asking for the Skulduggery Pleasant books.

Re: 12yo boy

[(Anonymous)]

To throw in a book rec, I remember enjoying Holes by Louis Sachar.

Maybe something like a book journal or 'wreck this journal'/list prompt books (the sort that has prompts like write down top 5 favorite movies or writing up specific fantasty scenarios).

Re: 12yo boy

[(Anonymous)]

*around that age

Re: 12yo boy

[tabaqui]

Black and Blue Magic by Zilpha Keatley Snyder.

Harry Houdini Marco is given an amazing magical potion that lets him grow wings! Just a really great book.

Also, even though it doesn't seem like people rec these much anymore, The Jungle Books and Just So Stories by Kipling, and Tom Sawyer are interesting, different, and just good.