7th Grade Fantasy AR Books

The final chapter of the Inheritance Cycle follows Eragon and his dragon Saphira as they face their greatest trials in a last push to free Alagaësia from tyranny. Ancient magic, impossible choices, and sweeping battles test their courage and bonds. This epic conclusion is perfect for teens who love immersive world-building, dragons, and high-stakes adventure. Readers are drawn to the rich lore, intricate plotting, and the satisfying sense of destiny fulfilled—without needing to know every secret ahead of time.

The third Inheritance Cycle novel finds Eragon and his dragon Saphira racing to unite elves, dwarves, and humans as the Empire tightens its grip. Battles grow larger, loyalties are tested, and the weight of ancient oaths pushes Eragon toward difficult choices. Packed with worldbuilding, magic, and dragon lore, this installment is ideal for teens who love sweeping epic fantasy. Fans enjoy its high-stakes action, deep mythology, and the evolving bond between Rider and dragon.

In the epic conclusion to His Dark Materials, Lyra and Will are drawn into a vast, multi-world conflict between the Authority and Lord Asriel’s rebel forces. As their choices grow heavier, the two must navigate strange new lands and powerful allies and enemies. Rich with philosophy, adventure, and heart, this finale challenges readers to think about freedom, love, and responsibility. Best for mature middle schoolers and teens who enjoy complex, thought‑provoking fantasy.

In this sweeping sequel to Eragon, the young Dragon Rider travels to the elven realm for intense training while war spreads across Alagaësia. As Eragon and Saphira sharpen their magic and combat skills, loyalties are tested and new alliances form against a ruthless empire. Rich world-building, political intrigue, and soaring dragon moments keep the stakes high. Perfect for teens who love epic fantasy quests, detailed lore, and deep character growth.

Fifteen-year-old Will is chosen to apprentice with the mysterious Rangers—elite protectors of the kingdom known for their stealth, archery, and keen minds. As he trains under the gruff and brilliant Halt, Will discovers that courage comes in many forms and that small can be mighty. With danger stirring on the borders, his new skills are tested sooner than he expected. Fast-paced action, sharp humor, and a richly built medieval world make this an addictive start to a beloved series for upper middle-grade readers.

In this sweeping sequel to Eragon, young Dragon Rider Eragon and his dragon Saphira journey to the elves’ realm for deeper training while war spreads across Alagaësia. Political intrigue, ancient magic, and tough choices test Eragon’s courage and sense of identity. Epic battles and rich worldbuilding make this a great pick for teens who love immersive fantasy and dragons. Fans enjoy the high stakes, detailed lore, and Eragon’s growth as he learns what it truly means to be a Rider.

In this third book of the Inheritance Cycle, dragon rider Eragon and his dragon Saphira face new trials after a devastating battle against the Empire. Bound by promises to friends and allies, Eragon must navigate political rifts within the Varden and seek answers in ancient lore and distant lands. High-stakes quests, intense battles, and deeper magic expand the world of Alagaësia. Fans love the epic scale, complex worldbuilding, and the powerful bond between rider and dragon.

The epic finale of the Inheritance Cycle follows Eragon and his dragon Saphira as they face their greatest tests in a war-torn land of magic, dragons, and ancient oaths. Packed with sweeping battles, deep lore, and hard choices, it brings long-running mysteries and destinies to the brink. Ideal for strong teen readers who love immersive world-building and classic high fantasy quests. Fans enjoy the rich dragon mythology, intricate magic system, and the thrill of a world-changing showdown.

This collection of linked short stories returns readers to the world of Araluen, answering fan-favorite questions about the Rangers and their friends. From character origins to untold adventures, each tale adds heart, humor, and daring to the series’ rich history. It’s a perfect companion for fans who want more time with Will, Halt, Horace, and others, offering bite-size adventures with the same suspense and camaraderie they love. Best for middle-grade and early teen readers who enjoy fast-paced action and deepening lore without major spoilers for the main series.

Will and Horace travel with Ranger Gilan to the neighboring land of Celtica, only to find its villages abandoned and a desperate girl with a warning about Morgarath’s growing power. Their mission turns into a race to uncover a larger plan that could endanger all of Araluen. Fast-paced action, clever strategy, and the tight bond between friends make this second Ranger’s Apprentice book a favorite for adventure fans. Perfect for middle school readers who enjoy medieval-style fantasy with archery, swordplay, and high stakes.

Will, a small and quick fifteen-year-old, is unexpectedly chosen to apprentice with the mysterious Rangers—masters of tracking, archery, and stealth. As a dark warlord threatens the kingdom of Araluen, Will learns hard-won skills under the stern but caring Ranger Halt. The story blends action, suspense, and humor with a classic training-and-quest arc. It’s a great fit for adventurous readers in upper middle grades who enjoy medieval-style fantasy and underdog heroes.

In his sixth year at Hogwarts, Harry digs into Voldemort’s past with Dumbledore’s guidance while a mysterious annotated Potions book boosts his confidence in class. Friendships deepen and get complicated as danger outside the castle grows. Secrets, memory, and trust become crucial as Harry prepares for the fight ahead. Fast-paced magic, humor, and high-stakes mystery keep readers turning pages.

Years after becoming a legendary Ranger, Will Treaty is asked to take on a new apprentice—one with spirit, grit, and a lot to prove. Their training sparks a fresh chapter for the Ranger Corps as they confront threats to the kingdom and learn what it truly means to serve in the shadows. Fast-paced action, clever tactics, and dry humor keep pages turning, while the mentor–apprentice bond adds heart. Perfect for fans of medieval adventure who like strategy, stealth, and strong characters.

Lyra Belacqua roams an alternate Oxford with her quick wit and her shape-shifting daemon, Pantalaimon. When children begin disappearing, she journeys to the Far North with a truth-telling instrument and a dangerous secret. Along the way she meets armored bears, witches, and allies who test her courage and loyalty. Rich world-building and big ideas make this a gripping adventure for advanced middle-grade and teen readers.

This classic fantasy follows Dorothy and her dog Toto after a cyclone carries them from the Kansas prairie to the colorful Land of Oz. Along the Yellow Brick Road, she befriends the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Cowardly Lion—each seeking something they believe they lack. Their quest is filled with curious creatures, magical dangers, and memorable adventures. Readers love its imaginative world, warm humor, and timeless message about courage, friendship, and home.

Tolkien’s The Silmarillion gathers the myths and legends that shape the earliest ages of Middle-earth—from the creation of the world to the rise of the first great evil. Readers follow Elves, Men, and other beings through epic struggles, tragic heroism, and the forging of powerful realms and jewels. The language is rich and classical, making it best for strong, patient readers who love deep world-building. Fans of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings enjoy discovering the origin stories behind familiar names and places.

In the second book of the Inheritance Cycle, Eragon and his dragon, Saphira, journey to the elven city of Ellésmera to deepen their training while a growing rebellion struggles against a tyrant king. New magic, ancient secrets, and dangerous politics test Eragon’s loyalties and strength. Epic battles and rich world-building keep the stakes high as friendships and destinies are forged. Perfect for readers who love expansive fantasy worlds, dragons, and heroic quests.

This is a whimsical collection of Middle-earth poems featuring Tom Bombadil and other curious creatures, told in playful, musical rhymes. Tolkien blends folklore, humor, and hints of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings into short, read‑aloud friendly verses. It’s a great pick for fans who want more of the Shire’s magic without diving into a long novel. Older elementary and middle school readers enjoy the rhythm, rich language, and peek into corners of Middle-earth they haven’t seen before.

Set in the First Age of Middle-earth, this standalone epic follows the fated family of Húrin as they struggle against the shadow of Morgoth. Tolkien’s lyrical, mythic storytelling brings to life Elves, Men, and a fearsome dragon in a tale of heroism and doom. Best for older teens, it offers rich language, deep worldbuilding, and a tragic, powerful arc. Fans of The Silmarillion-era lore and high fantasy epics will be captivated.

Will, a small but quick-witted orphan, is crushed when he’s turned away from Battleschool—until he’s chosen to apprentice with Halt, a shadowy Ranger who fights for the kingdom in secret. As Will learns archery, tracking, and stealth, he discovers courage doesn’t depend on size. A rising threat forces him to put his new skills to the test. Fast-paced action, training scenes, and a strong mentor-mentee bond make this a favorite for adventure fans.

This classic adventure follows the boy who refuses to grow up as he whisks Wendy, John, and Michael off to the magical island of Neverland. There they meet fairies, pirates, and the Lost Boys, and discover the thrills and perils of make‑believe. With lyrical language and swashbuckling action, it invites readers to explore imagination while asking what it really means to grow up. A great fit for confident middle‑grade readers who love timeless fantasy and high adventure.

Will longs to be a knight, but instead he’s chosen to apprentice with Halt, a mysterious Ranger who relies on stealth, skill, and sharp thinking. As Will learns tracking, archery, and strategy, he discovers that quiet strengths can be just as powerful as a sword. Set in a medieval-style world, this fast-paced adventure blends training, friendship, and looming danger. Perfect for upper middle-grade readers who love action, teamwork, and underdog heroes.

In the finale of the Inheritance Cycle, Eragon and his dragon Saphira confront the tyrant who has plunged Alagaësia into darkness. With battles looming and allies tested, Eragon must decide what he’s willing to risk for freedom. Rich world-building, dragons, magic, and nonstop action make this a thrilling capstone for dedicated fantasy readers. Best for teens who enjoy long, immersive adventures with high stakes and heartfelt bonds.

Dickens’s classic holiday tale follows Ebenezer Scrooge, a stingy man who has forgotten the warmth of kindness and community. On Christmas Eve, he is visited by spirits who reveal what he’s been missing and what his choices could mean for the future. This richly illustrated gift edition invites middle-grade readers and families to experience the story’s humor, heart, and timeless message. It’s a powerful introduction to a literary classic and a perfect read-aloud for the season.

This classic tale follows curious Alice as she tumbles into Wonderland, a topsy-turvy world of talking animals, tricky riddles, and deliciously absurd logic. Short chapters and unforgettable characters invite readers to explore a story that is as funny as it is thought‑provoking. It’s perfect for strong elementary and middle-grade readers who enjoy wordplay and imaginative adventures. Families love it for sparking conversations about growing up, manners, and making sense of a nonsensical world.

After chasing a white rabbit, curious Alice tumbles into a topsy-turvy world where logic bends and anything can happen. Classic wordplay, memorable characters, and brisk, fantastical episodes make this a favorite for readers who love imagination and humor. It’s great for strong elementary and middle grade readers ready for richer language and clever puzzles. Parents appreciate its timeless charm and the way it sparks questions about growing up and how we make sense of the world.

In the third book of the Inheritance Cycle, Eragon and his dragon Saphira are drawn deeper into a brutal war as they struggle to honor oaths and choose where their loyalties truly lie. Political intrigue among dwarves and elves, fierce battles against the Empire, and the pull of ancient magic test Eragon’s courage and judgment. Fans enjoy the sweeping world-building, detailed dragon lore, and intense action. Best for advanced teen readers who love epic quests and richly imagined fantasy worlds.

Eragon and his dragon, Saphira, press deeper into the struggle against the tyrant Galbatorix, balancing battlefield stakes with the weight of ancient promises. Training with elves, forging alliances with dwarves and Urgals, and facing powerful foes, Eragon must decide what kind of Rider—and person—he will become. Sweeping battles, rich world-building, and intense dragon–rider bonds keep the pages turning. Ideal for advanced teen readers who enjoy epic fantasy, detailed lore, and high-stakes adventure.

In this sweeping sequel to Eragon, young Dragon Rider Eragon and his dragon Saphira travel to the elves’ realm for advanced training in magic and swordplay while war against a ruthless empire spreads. As Eragon’s powers grow, he faces tough choices about loyalty and leadership, and learns that trust can be fragile. Meanwhile, his cousin Roran fights to protect their village from forces beyond his control. Fans love the rich world-building, intense battles, and the deepening bond between rider and dragon.

When five siblings discover a grumpy, wish-granting sand-fairy called the Psammead, their ordinary holiday turns into a series of magical misadventures. Each wish seems wonderful at first, but it never works out quite the way they expect, teaching them to think before they ask. Classic British humor, lively sibling dynamics, and imaginative escapes make this a favorite for readers who enjoy fantasy grounded in real-life family fun. Ideal for confident middle-grade readers ready for a timeless adventure with rich language.

Rangers Halt and Will, along with their friend Horace, track a ruthless outlaw cult across kingdoms in a tense, high-stakes pursuit. The trio relies on stealth, strategy, and sharp archery skills as danger closes in and loyalties are tested. Fast-paced action, clever planning, and dry humor keep pages turning. Great for middle school readers who love medieval-style adventures, close-knit teamwork, and heroic quests.

In his sixth year at Hogwarts, Harry faces mounting danger as Voldemort’s power grows and the wizarding world trembles. With Dumbledore’s guidance, Harry dives into the past to uncover clues that may be key to defeating the Dark Lord. A mysterious old Potions book marked by the ‘Half-Blood Prince’ complicates classes, friendships, and trust. Fast-paced magic, humor, and heart make this entry a favorite for readers ready for deeper themes and higher stakes.

Harry Potter enters his sixth year at Hogwarts as the wizarding world faces Voldemort’s open return. Guided by Dumbledore, Harry explores crucial memories from the past while a mysterious old Potions book changes his fortunes in class. Between rising danger, new responsibilities, and complicated friendships and crushes, the year feels darker and more urgent than ever. Readers enjoy the blend of mystery, humor, and high-stakes magic as the series deepens and Harry grows up.

In the epic finale of the Inheritance Cycle, Dragon Rider Eragon and his dragon Saphira face their greatest challenges as the fate of Alagaësia hangs in the balance. Long months of training, battles, and loss have forged them into powerful allies, but the final confrontation will test their resolve like never before. This sweeping fantasy is ideal for advanced teen readers who love detailed world-building, dragons, and high-stakes adventure. Fans enjoy the rich lore, intense action, and the deep bond between rider and dragon.

In the epic finale of the Inheritance Cycle, young Dragon Rider Eragon and his dragon Saphira must challenge the tyrant Galbatorix to free Alagaësia. As alliances are tested and ancient secrets surface, Eragon faces difficult choices that will shape the fate of his world. Fast-paced battles, deep lore, and a powerful rider–dragon bond keep readers turning pages. Ideal for teens who love sweeping fantasy adventures with high stakes.

This classic tale follows curious young Alice as she tumbles down a rabbit hole into a topsy-turvy world of talking animals, riddles, and whimsical rules. Short chapters and witty wordplay keep readers turning pages as Alice tries to make sense of Wonderland’s nonsense. It’s a great fit for strong readers who enjoy fantasy, humor, and puzzles. Kids love meeting unforgettable characters like the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts without encountering major scares.

Set a year after the Inheritance Cycle, this epic follows Dragon Rider Murtagh and his dragon, Thorn, as they hunt a shadowy new threat and reckon with the choices of their past. Rich world-building, ancient magic, and twisting mysteries drive a high-stakes quest across Alagaësia. Readers who enjoy dragons, deep lore, and morally complex heroes will be hooked. Best for teens who want a long, immersive fantasy adventure.

In this fourth Ranger’s Apprentice adventure, Will and Evanlyn are still stranded in the icy north when Evanlyn is seized by mysterious horsemen. Will risks everything to track them, only to discover a far larger threat gathering beyond Skandia’s borders. With Halt and Horace racing to help, the friends must forge unlikely alliances and outthink a ruthless invading force. Fast-paced battles, clever strategy, and loyal friendships make this a favorite for middle school readers who love epic adventure.

This classic fantasy follows Peter Pan, the boy who never grows up, as he whisks the Darling children away to Neverland for daring adventures with the Lost Boys and the notorious Captain Hook. Rich language and whimsical scenes invite readers into a world of pirates, fairies, and flying over London rooftops. It’s a timeless tale about imagination and the pull between childhood freedom and the idea of growing up. Perfect for confident middle-grade readers who enjoy adventure and classic storytelling.

As Araluen braces for war against Morgarath, apprentice Ranger Will and warrior-in-training Horace travel with Gilan to investigate the silent land of Celtica. There they meet Evanlyn and uncover a plot that could crush the kingdom with a surprise three-pronged attack. The trio must rely on stealth, courage, and quick thinking to carry a warning home. Fast-paced action, clever strategy, and loyal friendships make this an exciting choice for middle-grade fantasy readers.

In this fourth Ranger’s Apprentice adventure, Will and Evanlyn find themselves caught between rival nations as a fierce eastern army threatens to overrun the Viking-like land of Skandia. Old enemies must become allies, and clever strategy matters as much as courage. Readers follow Will’s growth as a tactician and friend while battle looms and loyalties are tested. Fast-paced action, witty banter, and rich worldbuilding make it a favorite for middle school fantasy fans.

Set in the First Age of Middle-earth, this epic tale follows Túrin Turambar and his sister Niënor as they struggle against a dark curse and the rising power of Morgoth. Readers will encounter Elves, Dwarves, and a fearsome dragon in a sweeping, tragic adventure that stands apart from The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Rich, lyrical prose and deep lore will appeal to advanced teen readers who enjoy immersive worldbuilding and mythic storytelling. A compelling choice for fans of high fantasy and Tolkien’s legends.

Fifteen-year-old Will is chosen to become a Ranger’s apprentice, joining a secretive corps known for stealth, archery, and protecting the kingdom from the shadows. As he trains, Will learns that courage and observation can be as powerful as a sword. Fast-paced action, clever tactics, and a rich medieval-style world make this a gripping start to a beloved series. Perfect for advanced middle grade readers who enjoy adventure, mentorship, and underdog heroes.

Will has always dreamed of Battleschool, but instead he’s chosen as an apprentice to the mysterious Rangers and the stern master archer, Halt. As Will learns tracking, stealth, and archery, he discovers that brains and bravery can matter more than size and strength. Fast-paced action, clever strategy, and a strong mentor–apprentice bond make this an addictive start to a series. Perfect for middle school readers who love grounded fantasy, adventure, and underdog heroes.

When a Kansas farm girl named Dorothy is swept away by a cyclone, she lands in the dazzling Land of Oz and sets off down the Yellow Brick Road to find her way home. Along the journey she meets a Scarecrow, a Tin Woodman, and a Cowardly Lion, each searching for something they believe they lack. Together they face whimsical wonders and tricky challenges in a world filled with magic and mystery. This timeless adventure delights readers with its imaginative lands, memorable characters, and messages about friendship, bravery, and believing in yourself.

In this classic sequel, Alice steps through a mirror and enters a topsy‑turvy world where logic runs backward and life unfolds like a giant chess game. She meets talking flowers, puzzling twins, and a very curious egg who speaks in riddles. Packed with clever wordplay and playful nonsense, the story invites readers to think in new ways while enjoying Alice’s imaginative journey. It’s a great pick for strong readers who love fantasy, puzzles, and humor.