Books for pre-teen and teens by Anthony Horowitz, Pitacus Lore, Michael Grant etc

By Mrsrr
May 6, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Following books for sale (all paperbacks ?2 each)

Michael Grant - Gone, Plague

Pittacus Lore - united as one, the father of five, The revenge of seven, the father of ten

Erin Hunt - warrior series: Moonrise, Midnight, The Darkest Hour, the new prophecy

Anthony Horowitz - crocodile tears, snakehead, ark angel, point blank, storm breaker, scorpia, scorpia rising, Russian roulette

Robert Muchamore - Maximum Security, The Killing and Divine Madness from the Cherub series

John Grisham - Theodore Boone, the Abduction, the Accused, the Activist, the Fugitive and the Scandal from the Theodore Boone series

Lemony Snickett - who could that be at this hour?

The carnivorous carnival, the slippery slope, the grim grotto and the penultimate peril from the series of unfortunate events

Rick Riordan - Percy Jackson and the sea of Monsters, Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief, Heroes of Olympus:the blood of Olympus, the son of Neptune

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