Books appropriate for most midgrade readers, 7-12 years.
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  Two suspenseful mysteries set in fantasy world, full of humor and mayhem. Strong supernatural/magical elements, moderate violence. Subtle, under-the-table Christian elements. Appropriate for girls or boys. By R. J. Anderson
       Long biblical and historical stories told from an animal point of view. Excellent for voracious readers and animal lovers of either gender. Strong, obvious Christian content. By Jenny L. Cote.
     Fantasy adventures with a quirky sense of humor about three siblings on the run from the evil alligator overlords. Moderate to strong violence. Strong supernatural/magical elements. Some allegorical Christian elements. Geared more for boys than girls. By Andrew Peterson.
   A humorous retelling of David from his anointing to the ascension to the throne, all done with a southern twang. Some light violence. Strong Christian parallels. Geared more toward boys than girls. By Jonathan Rogers.
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  Suspense/mysteries about a girl who dreams of doing SARs (search and rescue) someday. Minimal violence. Obvious but light Christian elements. Better for girls. By Colleen Coble.
   An allegorical story, much like The Chronicles of Narnia, set in a futuristic science-fiction world. Strong allegorical Christian elements. Good for boys or girls. By Robert Elmer.
        Adventures with a supernatural twist about an archeologist and his two kids. Strong supernatural elements. *Not recommended for children who scare easily.* Good for boy or girls. Strong, overt Christian content. By Frank Peretti.
A humorous standalone adventure novel with a Mark Twain flair. Subtle, implied Christian content. Geared more toward boys than girls. By Jonathan Rogers.
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