Join the Club:
Stories about Kid’s
Clubs
Secret
handshakes, passwords and a hideout- all the ingredients for a great club. Read these
books about other kid’s clubs. You can find them in the juvenile fiction or
paperback section arranged by author’s last name.
The
Against Taffy Sinclair Club - Betsy Hanes
Five
fifth grade girls form a club to compete with the popular Taffy Sinclair, but
come to learn being popular doesn’t mean being happy.
Henry
and the Clubhouse -
Henry
and his friends build a clubhouse in his backyard, which leads to more than one
disaster.
Queen
of the Sixth Grade - Ilene Cooper
After
helping her supposed best friend Veronica form a secret club, Robin learns how
cruel and bossy Veronica can really be.
One
of the Third Grade Thonkers - Phyllis Naylor
Ashamed
of his wimpy cousin, eight year old Jimmy is determined to keep him out of his
special club for rough, tough boys; until Jimmy learns the true meaning of
courage.
Sixth
Grade Secrets
– Louis Sachar
When Laura Sibbie starts a club called
secrets.
Danny’s
Desert Rats – Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
T.R. and Danny join their friends in
forming a group called the Desert Rats, and their major mission for the summer
is helping Paul keep his beloved cat despite their townhouse development's rule
against pets.
Six
Haunted Hairdos – Gregory Maguire
With the help of their favorite
teacher, two rival clubs, the all-boy Copycats and the all-girl Tattletales,
stop trying to out-do each other long enough to help the ghosts of a baby
elephant and a herd of mastodons that appear near their small