she's already done with:harry potterartemis fowlnarniaa series of unfortunate eventsspook's (aka the last apprentice)percy jacksonearth's childrenwhat now?
YJK
stop her from reading before femlit ruins her
>>24860798Lord of the Rings, maybe?
>>24860798Jane eyre
>>24860798>>24860863The Hobbit would be better for a 12 years old
>>24860798Charlie BonePendragon
WildwoodAbarat
Skulduggery Pleasant.
>>24860886Holy shit I forgot all about Charlie Bone.
>>24860798Ranger's ApprenticeStormlight ArchiveMistbornNight AngelFarseer TrilogyAlice in WonderlandThe Count of Monte CristoFinnegans Wake120 Days of Sodom
>>24860798>No Alice in Wonderland What are you even doing?
>>24860798and how did you end up with a japanese "daughter" exactly?
>>24860798Lolita obv
>>24860798You would want to have the Laura Ingalls Wilder books under your belt by twelve but maybe it's not too late.Moomintroll likewise.Roald Dahl likewise.Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH is a great one-off.Island of the Blue Dolphin is OK.Age-wise she should be ready for Alice in Wonderland, Wind in the Willows, Watership Down now. (All that modern stuff might have spoiled her palette but we can hope not. )
>>24861184>palettePalate, even. Sleepy here.
>>24860798The Dark is Rising books. The first is called Over Sea, Under Stone, but all five are contained in pic related.
>>24860798That is a dog. Your dog cannot read.
>>24860798i got my 15 year old nephew the penguin classics set he's a little slow and reads 2 levels below his grade but i love him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hfu614ziFE0
>>24861420also he's skipping the non fictions for now so he develops a healthy interest after his mom fried his little brains with electronics
>>24860798The Secret Garden, Alice in Wonderland, Sherlock Holmes, Anne of Green Gables, The Hobbit, Aesop's Fables, a bit of the Bible, Jane Eyre, Little Women, Austen's oeuvre, Emily Dickinson and Lewis Carroll
>>24860798black beautyaesop's fablestrue gritmandingo
Pratchett's Disk world, Joules Verne - Claudius Bombatnac, James Fanimore Cooper - Leatherstoking Tales, Francis Carsac - LA vermine due lion
>>24860881The Hobbit is way too childish for a twelve year old and Fellowship starts off in a very child friendly manner. Having her read one book per year (starting with Fellowship) wouldn't overload her with information and she'd mature along with the characters.
>>24860798My favourite childhood novels (11/12 yo) were the Name of the Rose and the Dark Tower series. Read that shit like thrice.
>>24861420>15yo>little brainsyou asshole
>>24862167are you a girl though?
>>24862167Mine were James Bond, SAS and whatever shitty sci-fi pulp I could find.And Sade.
>>24861384it's a japanese dog
how do you start with the greeks at 11?
>>24860798His dark materials?
>>24860798Parsifal's Page by Gerald Morris. It's a YA retelling of the Arthurian Parzival story by Eschenbach and many others. Fucking loved that book when I was a kid and the Eschenbach version is much much better.
>>24863559>YA I meant for children, tweens and preteens.
>>24860798If she liked those then the hobbit and then LOTR are certainly in her wheelhouse. Do not get an Omni of the lord of the rings get single editions for each so it isn’t daunting. FrindleThe redwall series The secret of platform 13Crossley-Holland’s The Arthur Trilogy
