10 Reviews: Best Fantasy Book Series for Tweens (May 2023)

The Chronicles of Narnia is one of the best fantasy series ever written, and preteens and teenagers will like it. Peter Pevensie, Susan Pevensie, Edmund Pevensie, and Lucy Pevensie travel through a wardrobe door to reach Narnia. Narnia is a land that has been captured by the White Witch’s magic and has been frozen in time. The fact that Aslan came back at a time when there didn’t appear to be any hope at all is a metaphor for great change and the ultimate sacrifice.

"Wonderful, spellbinding classic tale of good ,evil and redemption, Enjoying at any age. Please take a read as you travel to Narnia!"

by LMWiscon

If you’ve ever begun wondering what it’d be like to conceal out in your castle during a zombie attack, this 13-year-old could be able to tell you. In the blink of an eye, his life has turned into a video game plot. On the other hand, Jack is prepared for this zombie apocalypse. He is good at what he does. This book is written in a way that kids will understand. It’s about kids learning to get along, coming up with smart solutions, and, of course, being brave when they confront all the zombies.

"Great book, and even has some nice pictures spread throughout to help kids visualize a bit better. It's entertaining, and my kid loves it"

by Michael Shankle

Children should read the Harry Potter series. It’s about friendship, education, and good vs. evil. They’ve never stopped reading these novels. It’s Harry Potter-related. He lived with his dreadful aunt, uncle, and Dudley. On his eleventh birthday, Harry received a letter inviting him into a wonderful world. Here, he finds fantastic companions, fun flying activities, and also how magic is omnipresent, as well as a wonderful destiny if he can live.

"Purchased for my son. He loves it! Great summer read!"

by Amy Brant

Who does not know Percy Jackson? This collection includes the best-selling The Lightning Thief, The Sea of Monsters, The Titan’s Curse, etc. Follow the son of the sea god Poseidon and his demigod allies on a series of journeys through Greek mythology. Can they preserve Olympia from an ancient enemy? This present will be treasured by readers ages 8-80, whether they’re just discovering Percy’s amusing and adventurous adventures or rereading the tale.

"My son absolutely loved reading this collection. This was one of his first sets that got him into reading more as a teen. Great value for this set, we recommend it!"

by CC

Lord of the Rings is a fantasy classic for children and teens. Most of you have undoubtedly read or watched this series, so don’t forget to acquaint your kids with it. The Lord of the Rings prequel and a modern classic. The book is telling you about Bilbo Baggins. He is a hobbit who rarely leaves his pantry or cellar. However, Gandalf and a group of dwarves arrive one day to take him on an expedition. What kind of adventure waits for them?

"I bought a few of these and me, my wife, my daughter, and my grandson taking turns reading it out loud. Great way to get kids into reading."

by Amazon Customer

In Erdas, every child must learn if they have a spirit animal, a rare relationship between humans and beasts that bestows enormous powers on both of them, at the age of 18. This world is about to be destroyed by an evil power that’s arisen from long-forgotten locations. The fate of Erdas has now been placed on the shoulder of four young strangers and on your The Spirit Animals book series will immerse you in the wonderful realm of real-life creatures.

"I’m using this book as a random grab for my third grade class and they are loving the story! Can’t wait to get to more of the seri"

by Alexandra

This 12-book series is amazing. Villagers say Ranger magic makes them invisible. Will, 15, has been selected as a Ranger’s trainee. He doesn’t realize the Rangers guard the kingdom. They fight battles before they reach the people, using warfare and surveillance talents. Will soon learn that a big war is brewing. Exiled Morgarath, Lord of the Mountains of Rain and Night, is planning an attack. This time, he’ll win.

"Trust me. Your child will want one. Also archery lessons."

by Beth Weeren

Get swept away in this fast-paced adventure that combines of the real world with the magical world of old fairy tales in a way that has never been done before. Follow Alex and Conner as they meet the good and bad fairy tale characters they read about as kids. Where did they come from? And will they be able to go home again? This is a set of fantasy books that are like fairy tales. Not only is it interesting, but it will also take you to a magical place.

"My grand-nephew is struggling in school with reading. His teacher suggested this book. Logan loves it. He tells me all about the story and is comprehending it. I am going to order the rest of the series"

by finney noffsinger

Seven dragon tribes have been at odds for millennia for a long-lost treasure. However, a secret organization known as the Talons of Peace is attempting to put an end to the violence. It is stated that if five dragonets are kidnapped and imprisoned in a dungeon, they will bring peace. Dragonets are not all the same. There is much more to this story than anyone expected when they planned the revolution. You may transport your child back in time by reading a book about dragons to them.

"This and the entire Wings of Fire series was a great choice for my 11 year old. Very well written and new books are in the works."

by F. J. Pietschker

Eragon, who is fifteen years old, thinks that a poor country boy found a refined blue rock in the forest. But when the stone brings a baby dragon, Eragon quickly learns that he has found a story that is almost as old as the Empire itself. Not only is the series fun to read, but the author’s life story is also very uplifting. Christopher Paolini wrote the first draft of this book when he was only 15 years old. Then, he started showing it to his parents when he was 16 and decided to publish it himself.

"I gave this book a five star rating because I liked how the author depicted Eragon's determination to help others, no matter the cost. I also liked how Eragon was determined to fight for what was right and he believed in."

by Hadassah Smith