Used Fiction Books in Tirunelveli

This book is all about a little girl who’s “the naughtiest little girl in the world.” The stories are told by her big sister, and trust me - this little sister gets into mischief _everywhere_ she goes. She’s not mean, just curious and stubborn. She asks too many questions, says exactly what she thinks, and does things like put the cat in the doll’s pram or refuse to say please. Classic little-sister chaos. You’ll also meet her friends: the milkman, Mr and Mrs Cocoa Jones next door, and her partner-in-crime, Bad Harry. These are short, funny, real-life stories from 1950s England.

Peter Pan is the boy who never grows up. One night he flies into the Darling children's nursery looking for his shadow. He sprinkles Wendy, John, and Michael with fairy dust from Tinker Bell, and they all fly out the window into the night sky. He takes them to Neverland - a magical island where kids stay young forever. There they meet the Lost Boys, mermaids, and fairies. But Neverland isn’t all fun.

Bala is at his grandparents' house when a strange, many-headed creature called Bookasura shows up. The catch? Bookasura eats books. Bala figures out how to keep the monster calm - he feeds it book after book. But there’s a problem. Bala is running out of books. What happens when there are no more books left? Will Bookasura eat Bala instead? Or can Bala outsmart a monster with an endless appetite for stories? It’s a delightful, funny tale about the power of stories and imagination. Perfect for kids in grades 2-5 who love books, monsters, and clever heroes.

Elizabeth Allen is spoilt and selfish. She doesn’t want to go to boarding school, so when she’s sent away to Whyteleafe, she decides to be the naughtiest pupil there’s ever been. Her plan is to get expelled and go home. But Elizabeth soon finds out that being bad isn’t as simple as it seems. The school works differently than she expected, and being naughty starts to get complicated. It’s a classic Enid Blyton story about a rebellious girl learning what friendship and fairness really mean.

Emily gets a Golden Labrador puppy named Sam and he’s her best present ever. They become best friends, but Emily hates leaving him at home when school starts again. One day, Sam is stolen from the garden. Emily is heartbroken and desperate to find him. She’s determined to get her puppy back, but she doesn’t know how. It’s a touching story about the bond between a girl and her dog, and what happens when that bond is tested. Like Holly Webb’s other books - emotional, easy to read, and perfect for kids in grades 2-4 who love animal rescue stories.