Welcome to Books 4 Boys
* (Ok, fine—these books aren't ONLY for boys. Girls will love them, too, but we guarantee that each title listed on this site comes with the official boy stamp of approval)
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Series
- Dragonbreath
- The Adventures of
Daniel Boom - Alex Rider
- Bones
- The Chance Twins
- Comeback Kids
- Dark Fusion
- The Chronicles of
Vladimir Tod
- Encyclopedia Brown
- Fudge
- Hank the Cowdog
- Hank Zipzer
- The Hardy Boys
- Horrible Harry
- Dragonbreath
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John Flanagan Writes Books for Boys!
About John: John Flanagan began writing the Ranger's Apprentice series for his own son, so the series was boy-approved before it even published!
John says: "Nice to be talking to you. The fact that you've accessed this page shows that you're interested in books and reading. As you might possibly guess, so am I!"
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It was early spring and the air was crisp and cool. Theo pedaled quickly, the wind stinging his face. Homeroom was at eight forty and he had important matters before school. He cut through a side street, darted down an alley, dodged some traffic, and ran a stop sign. This was Theo's turf, the route he traveled every day. After four blocks the houses gave way to offices and shops and stores.
The county courthouse was the largest building in downtown Strattenburg (the post office was second, the library third). It sat majestically on the north side of Main Street, halfway between a bridge over the river and a park filled with gazebos and birdbaths and monuments to those killed in wars. Theo loved the courthouse, with its air of authority, and people hustling importantly about, and somber notices and schedules tacked to the bulletin boards. Most of all, Theo loved the courtrooms themselves. There were small ones where more private matters were handled without juries, then there was the main courtroom on the second floor where lawyers battled like gladiators and judges ruled like kings.
At the age of thirteen, Theo was still undecided about his future. One day he dreamed of being a famous trial lawyer, one who handled the biggest cases and never lost before juries. The next day he dreamed of being a great judge, noted for his wisdom and fairness. He went back and forth, changing his mind daily.
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