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• The Barker Boys And The Great Stone Of Gwondala - The first adventure in a series of ebooks about two brothers transported to the land of the dinosaurs through a time-hole in a bedroom closet. by C.J. Williams.
  
• The Seckatary Hawkins Club - The Fair and Square Club of Seckatary Hawkins was started in the 1920's by Robert F. Schulkers - based on the 11 novels, newspaper comic strips and weekly stories. Good, clean fun for boys and girls of all ages.
  
• The Complete Redwall Site - Fan site for the Redwall series of books featuring woodland animals in a medieval setting.
  
• Stratemeyer Syndicate - Information about the book packager responsible for many of the popular juvenile series books; including the Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, Bobbsey Twins, Uncle Wiggley, and Tom Swift books.
  
• Orange Forest Rabbit - Meet the Orange Forest Rabbit and his family. Solve a Rainforest find-a-word, learn Hopalong's secret code, and download a free ebook.
  
• Dear Mr. President - Learn American history through letter correspondence between children and the most famous Presidents of America.
  
• Welcome Babar Fans - Online museum displaying the works of Jean and Laurent de Brunhoff and products that celebrate them.
  
• The Hourglass Adventures - Follow Rosemary Rita back in time to explore history in this entertaining series for children and young teens.
  
• T.I.M.M.-E. Company, Inc. - The primary purpose of the "We Are All The Same Inside" line of books is to help young learners understand tolerance while exploring the various aspects of diversity.
  
• Unofficial Happy Hollisters - Informational site that pays homage to the series by Jerry West. Includes character information, club news, recipes, guestbook, and history.
  
• The Adventures of Petey and Petunia - Storybooks and animated videos created by Lois Linsley from her children's illustrations and storylines in collections suitable for children ages 2 to 6.
  
• Marvin Monster - The official site for the Marvin Monster early reader chapter book series. Includes fun worksheets, and interesting facts. Join Marvin and his friends for a terrifically horrific adventure.
  
• Spindrift Island - Fan pages for the Rick Brant Science Adventures Series books, which were written from 1947-1989 by John Blaine.
  
• The Magic School Bus Fun Place - Official site features games, art contests, card factory, sneak peaks at new books, and answers to frequently asked questions. Also includes resources for parents and teachers.
  
• 19th Century Girls Series - Features author biographies and bibliographies of 19th-century series books. Includes excerpts from early books and articles related to authors and their works.
  
• Magic Tree House - Includes activities, author interview, research guides, teacher resources and a reader's and writer's club.
  
• Magic Tails - A series of free colorfully illustrated original creation myths for kids.
  
• Rick's Sugar Creek Gang Site - An information site for fans and collectors of the Sugar Creek Gang books by Paul Hutchens.
  
• Miss Minerva and William Green Hill - First in a series of 12 Miss Minerva books that appeared between 1909 and 1939. This first book was written by Frances Boyd Calhoun; the remainder were written by Emma Speed Sampson.
  
• Arthur: The World's Most Famous Aardvark - Developed with the help and advice of Arthur creator Marc Brown. Site is organized into pages hosted by the series' character. Activities encourage kids to read and write.
  
• Billabong Valley - Official site for the Billabong Valley Books. Contains games, activities, writing tips for kids and lesson plans and resources for teachers.
  
• Sesame Street Books - Provides fun activities and information about the books.
  
• The Freddy the Pig Home Page - A site devoted to the classic Freddy the Pig series of children's books and their author, Walter R. Brooks.
  
• Girls' Series Books - This site provides cover art galleries and summaries for older girls' series books such as Beverly Gray, Nancy Drew, and Connie Blair.
  
• The Lemony Site - Fan site for "A Series of Unfortunate Events" books by Lemony Snicket (aka Daniel Handler).
  
• Johns, W.E. - Detailed information about the complete works of children's author, Captain W.E. Johns. Features story summaries for all 98 of his Biggles books as well as information on his other works.
  
• The Judy Bolton Home Page - Provides information on the Judy Bolton series and the author, Margaret Sutton.
  
• Up The Faraway Tree - Dedicated to the children's writer Enid Blyton and her book "The Magic Faraway tree", which includes quiz, pictures, snowglobes, and biography.
  
• Captain W. E. Johns: the Creator of Biggles - Information about all of the books written by Captain W. E. Johns (1893 - 1968) - including the Biggles books.
  
• Freddy the Pig, by Walter R. Brooks - A personal appreciation page, with plot descriptions and cover scans for each book in the series.
  
• The Great Cheese Squeeze: A Gruntly and Iggy Adventure - Dedicated to first book in the children's book series about Gruntly the mouse and Iggy the frog.
  
• Viking Magic fantasy series by Anna Ciddor - The secrets behind the making of Viking Magic (publisher Allen and Unwin): read excerpts from Runestone, see how the pictures were made, write to the author, discover more about Vikings.
  
• The Nightmare Room - Official site for R.L. Stine's series includes online story, book summaries, contests, screensaver, and interactive adventure. Requires Shockwave.
  
• Rome-Grown Teller of Porcine Tales - A profile of Walter R. Brooks, author of the "Freddy the Pig" series, written by Virginia Herrmann.
  
• Jennings by Anthony Buckeridge - Devoted to the school days of Jennings and Darbishire at Linbury Court School. Includes bibliography, author information and members-only community section.
  
• The Secrets of the Three Investigators - This website is devoted to collecting, preserving and restoring Three Investigators books published in the United States from 1964 to the present.
  
• Series Gallery - Offers picture galleries, plot summaries and format guidelines for favorite childhood series books: Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys, Tom Swift, Judy Bolton, Ted Scott, Dana Girls, Rick Brant, Ken Holt, Connie Blair, Vicki Barr, Chip Hilton, Cherry Ames, Radio
  
• Sneak Force - The official Sneak Force website for the sci-fi comedy adventure series. A futuristic, sneaky, kid, video-gaming task force travels back in time to defend history.
  
• Hayden's Arabel and Mortimer Resource - A tribute to Joan Aiken's Arabel and Mortimer series.
  
• Junie B. Jones - Provides information about the books, activities, author interview and a trivia quiz.
  
• Grandma Rose Children's Books - Interactive activities based on books that help children deal with teasing and put-downs.
  
• Cherry Ames Page - Learn about the series character and authors, Helen Wells and Julie Tatham. Includes book summaries, directories and guides to other series book authors.
  
• Akiko - Brief overview of the books, the characters and the author.
  
• Trailblazer Books - Introduces the action-packed historical fiction series by Dave and Neta Jackson, which introduces young people to Christian heroes. Includes downloadable short stories and a look at new titles.
  
• The Three Investigators U.S. Editions Collector's Site. - Edition information, historical information, author/artist interviews, biographies and photos.
  
• Trixie Belden Homepage - Overview of the series, character guide, book summaries, nitpicks, fan fiction, and message board.
  
  

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