Good Books for Six Year Olds

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  Henry and Mudge: The First Book

  by Cynthia Rylant, Suçie Stevenson

  Henry finds companionship in his giant dog Mudge in this easy-reader series. Sweet and simple stories of everyday love and loyalty.

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  The Boxcar Children

  by Gertrude Chandler Warner

  Four orphaned siblings create a home in an abandoned boxcar and solve mysteries together. This heartwarming tale has captivated young readers for generations.

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  The Chicken Squad

  by Doreen Cronin, Kevin Cornell

  Four chicks take on wild backyard mysteries with hilarious results. A clever and silly mystery series for younger readers.

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  The Amazing World of Gumball: Recipe for Disaster

  by Megan Brennan

  A graphic novel based on the hit cartoon series—chaotic, silly, and packed with humor for fans of Gumball's universe.

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  Judy Moody

  by Megan McDonald, Peter H. Reynolds

  Judy Moody is in a mood—but it's a fun one! A charming introduction to chapter books, full of school antics, sibling squabbles, and creative flair.

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  Charlie & Mouse

  by Laurel Snyder, Emily Hughes

  Two brothers share a series of small adventures in this delightful early reader. Short, sweet, and filled with sibling warmth and giggles.

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  Charlotte's Web

  by E. B. White

  A tender story of friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a wise, word-weaving spider named Charlotte. This beloved classic explores love, loss, and loyalty in the most enchanting way.

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  Dog Man

  by Dav Pilkey

  Part dog, part man, all hero—Dog Man fights crime with lots of laughs and heart. Bursting with energy and Pilkey's trademark absurdity.

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  Matilda

  by Roald Dahl

  A brilliant girl with extraordinary powers stands up to the bullies in her life. Dahl's tale celebrates intelligence, courage, and the magic that happens when children are empowered to change their world.

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  Stink: The Incredible Shrinking Kid

  by Megan McDonald, Peter H. Reynolds

  Judy Moody's little brother Stink has big personality—especially when he feels shorter than everyone else. Funny and empowering for new readers.