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Green Knowe Books

In order from The Children of Green Knowe to The Children of Green Knowe and The River at Green Knowe.

The Green Knowe series is a set of 2 chapter books by L. M. Boston and Lucy M. Boston, published between 1954 and 1959. Written for ages 7–17, most books run about 360 pages.

The Children of Green Knowe
The Children of Green Knowe and The River at Green Knowe
The Children of Green Knowe
The Children of Green Knowe
The Children of Green Knowe and The River at Green Knowe
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First Book in the Series

The Children of Green Knowe
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Book #1 · Chapter Book · Ages 7–12 · 1954

The Children of Green Knowe

By L. M. Boston, Peter Boston (Illustrator)

A boy discovers ghostly playmates in a haunted manor's mysterious past.

192 pages
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Summary: In an ancient English manor, a lonely boy encounters the spectral children who once roamed its halls. As he delves into their world, he uncovers secrets that blur the line between past and present. What mysteries lie within the haunted walls of Green Knowe, and how will they change his life forever? This timeless tale of friendship and adventure invites readers to explore the enchanting and eerie depths of history, where the living and the ghostly intertwine in unexpected ways.
In reading order

Green Knowe Series

2 books · Published 1954–1959

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How many books are in the Green Knowe series?

There are 2 books in the Green Knowe series. It began with The Children of Green Knowe in 1954, and the newest book, The Children of Green Knowe and The River at Green Knowe, was published in 1959.

What order should you read the Green Knowe books in?

Start with The Children of Green Knowe and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #2.

What ages are the Green Knowe books best for?

The series is best for ages 7–17, based on the age ranges of the individual books.

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