This series takes a fun spin on a fantastical story with lead characters Heather and Picket rabbit.
For your fantasy and animal lovers, these are unbeatable! I grew up on this series (I read some of them at least ten times!) and I was so delighted to discover that they’re full-cast audio productions. It’s just SO tremendously well done with the musical accompaniment really bringing the magic of this book to life. This is one of the books where I feel deeply sorry for anyone who read this book on paper instead of listening. Not only is this a fun book, but it’s also a big fat series, so if your children love it, there’s plenty more where this came from. Such a great audiobook series for 3-6 grades!
This wildly popular series is even more hilarious when it comes to life as a full cast audiobook – just be warned that when you listen to the first, you’ll probably have no choice but to listen to them all. The television series on Disney+ is also REALLY great.Ī Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning by Lemony Snicket Now their job is to go on a secret mission at a mysterious school called the Learning Institute for the Very Enlightened, and puzzles, tests, and riddles will be everywhere they turn. The book begins with a strange ad in the newspaper asking super smart children to apply and when four children pass the test put before them. As soon as we finished, Ella checked out the rest of the series and listened to them in a week (oh, to have that much listening time. We listened to the whole 13+ hour audiobook in the car and my two older girls both LOVED it.
I read this book back when I was a school librarian and have been a fan ever since. The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart However and wherever you’re listening, I hope you’ll find some fun new titles for your middle grader to enjoy!
There are just so many good options out there now, whether you check them out on CDs from your library or download them from Audible or Libro.Fm. With a 7, 9 and 11 year old, middle grade audiobooks are just about the right level for most of our children (our 5 year old can keep up with some of them and finds others too scary or advanced). It’s confusing because it’s not the same age or grade range as middle SCHOOL, but I don’t make the rules). (If the term “middle grade” is new to you, it refers to readers between 8-12 years of age (or about 3-6 grades). Whether we’re driving to swim team in the mornings or the girls are listening before bedtime or during quiet time, you can almost always catch one of us listening.Īnd currently, middle grade audiobooks are the sweet spot in our house. There are audiobooks running almost non-stop in our family.
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