Looking for fun chapter books for kids ages 6, 7 and 8? Look no further than Orca Echoes! These entertaining, short books are classroom favorites and are great for building reading confidence. Illustrated throughout, these books are perfect for sparking conversations about social responsibility and growth mindset.
Whether a young reader likes mysteries, animals, fantasy or just to have a good laugh, there is an Orca Echo for them!
Brianna Banana, Helper of the Day
Brianna struggles to fit in at school. She can be impulsive and distracted, and sometimes she loses her temper, but she’s also thoughtful and ready to be a friend. Join Brianna in three fun-filled chapter books as she pursues her quest to be Helper of the Day—and makes some friends along the way.
★ “Reminiscent of Junie B. Jones. Illustrations by Ogawa evoke Raina Telgemeier vibes and bring funny scenes of this charming read by Button to vivid life.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review
Werewolves Don’t Keep Diaries
Lou feels like a misfit in his family and now his body is turning against him too! On the night of the full moon, he finally understands what he’s meant to be, and that he fits in perfectly after all. Join Lou as he learns what it means to be a werewolf in this two chapter book series.
“Cute, capable fun for fans of silly scary stories.” —Kirkus Reviews
This Book Stinks
In this hilariously fun chapter book, Drita’s favorite book series Fart Face is at risk of being removed from the school library. She and her friends band together to save their favorite flatulent hero.
“Presents kid characters stepping up and taking charge as they exercise their agency and right to protest in an affirming novel that recalls the charm of Captain Underpants.” —Publishers Weekly
The Three Wolves
In this sweet chapter book, Andrew and his parents rescue three orphaned wolf pups. Andrew helps take care of them at his parents’ wildlife rehabilitation center until they can be released back into the wild.
“This enthralling book will capture the hearts of animal lovers who will be rooting for the successful release of the wolf pups.” —School Library Journal
One Beaded Earring
When Delia loses one of her mother’s treasured beaded earrings, it leads her to learn about her Métis heritage as she tries to find a way to replace it.
★ “This is a tender, culturally rich story that is a touching celebration of heritage, honesty, and family that will inspire young readers to cherish their roots.” —School Library Journal, starred review
Two Tricksters Find Friendship
Jessie and Johnny have been inseparable ever since Jessie moved to the small island town during summer break. But the new school year gets off to a rocky start when outside pressures threaten their friendship.
“From the first paragraph, I was hooked. This is a beautiful story about friendship, family and community.” —Monique Gray Smith, award-winning author of My Heart Fills With Happiness