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Emily Roddas Deltora Quest series.
Emily Roddas Rowan series.
Enid Blytons Secret Seven series.
Enid Blytons Mystery series.
Enid Blytons Famous Five series.
KA Applegates Animorphs


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Well I read a bunch of Enid Blyton a loooooooong time ago ;) Didn't think her books were popular any more!

I believe that I once read one of the famous 5 or secret 7 books a long time ago, after about 50 pages though I gave up in sheer disgust at the ludicrous "plot", it might have been called banshee castle or something like that.

Same as Mouse. Read a lot of Blyton a long time ago but haven't done for a while since. Good books for kids definately. I agree with Dramnek about reading them now though - I remember enough about them to know I wouldn't have much patience for them anymore. They are definately books for small children. But for them they are among the greatest I think personally.

<font color="lightgreen"> So noone has read Rodda or Applegate ?? Ok, some more... (note i want to know if uv read the books.. seeing the movie if there is one doesnt count...)

Roald Dahls The Witches
Roald Dahls Charlie and the Chocolate factory / Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
Morris Glitzmans Bumface...
Morris Gleitzman / Roald Dahl Wicked series.</font>

I read pretty much everything by Roald Dahl when I was younger. I used to read a hell of a lot then though, so it is hardly surprising. I got through a book every week maybe, which isn't bad for someone in their early teens. But I can't do that now - too many computer games to play!

I am afraid I haven't heard of the other author though. Sorry.

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<bump> for the important literature we're missing