Chapter Books for Girls ~ Lulie Roberts
Chapter Books for Girls (a note from Lulie)
Hi Friends!
Thanks for checking out my chapter books for girls – The Adventures of the 3 Amigos. I grew up reading the Babysitter Club Books (both the older kids and the Karen versions) and loved them. That is why, in addition to adult books, I decided to write a few non-adult books that would be loved by tweens as much I loved Ann. M. Martin’s books. I hope you and your children (they are written for girls, but all kids are encouraged to enjoy them!) are able to make wonderful memories with this series.
XOXO Lulie
The Adventures of the 3 Amigos is the perfect short chapter book series for your older kid. Written for girls ages 8-12, Adventures of the 3 Amigos can be enjoyed by all children.
Chapter Books for Girls ~
Adventures of the 3 Amigos:
The Spring Dance
Best friends Olivia, Emma, and Amelia decide to make their own dresses (with the help of grandma!) for the school’s Spring Dance. However, when time runs out and grandma gets sick, the girls are left wondering- will they have anything to wear to the Spring Dance?
For parents:
Main themes in this book include: creative thinking (the girls decide to make dresses when Amelia’s dream dress is too expensive), problem-solving (the girls need help advertising their business), and body positivity (Olivia overcomes being teased about her red hair).
Adventures of the 3 Amigos:
Olivia Learns to Swim
When best friends Olivia, Amelia, and Emma get invited to a pool party, everything seems great. However, when Olivia confesses, that she can’t swim, things take a dangerous turn for the worst. Will she learn to swim in time for the party?
For parents:
Main themes in this book include: honesty and truth-telling (the girls get in trouble for not being honest), problem-solving (the girls lack the string they need to make friendship bracelets), and dealing with worry (Olivia is overcome with worry and learns to handle it in a healthy way).
Adventures of the 3 Amigos:
Emma’s New Friend
Olivia, Emma, and Amelia are all best friends. That is, until Analise shows up. When Emma befriends Analise, Olivia decides having pierced ears would make her as cool as the new girl. Will Olivia go against her mom and get her ears pierced? Will the three amigos become the four amigos, or will they lose Emma forever?
For parents:
-Main themes in this book include: popularity and self-esteem (Olivia struggles with being cool enough), teamwork (Emma isn’t doing her part in the team) and expressing feelings (Olivia learns to have hard conversations with Emma).