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Books for First Sleepover
22 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Format
Chapter Books
Middle Grade
Graphic Novels
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Baby-Sitters Little Sister #9
Karen's Sleepover
Ann M. Martin
For the child navigating the excitement and social pressure of hosting friends at home while trying to be a good leader
Ages 7–10
Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew #1
Sleepover Sleuths
Carolyn Keene
For the child who loves hosting friends and needs a gentle introduction to solving problems and handling missing items d
Ages 6–9
Baby-Sitters Little Sister #6
Karen's Campout
Ann M. Martin
For the child who wants to be adventurous but feels a little nervous about the dark, the outdoors, or their first sleepo
Ages 7–9
Horrid Henry
Horrid Henry's Sleepover
Francesca Simon
For the child who is nervous or excited about their first night away from home, this humorous story mirrors the chaos an
Ages 5–9
Mouse Scouts #3
Camp Out
Sarah Dillard
For the child who is nervous about trying something new or sleeping away from home, this charming adventure shows how te
Ages 6–9
Ghost Stories for Kids
Campfire Ghost Stories for Kids
Booberry Press
For the adventurous child who loves a good thrill and wants to feel brave while exploring spooky mysteries by the light
Ages 8–12
Horrid Henry #15
Horrid Henry's Nightmare
Francesca Simon
For the child who struggles with rules and feels like every situation is a bit of a disaster, Henry's hilarious mishaps
Ages 5–9
Horrid Henry #10
Horrid Henry Rocks
Francesca Simon
For the child who feels the world is unfair or struggles with a sibling who can do no wrong. Henry's naughty schemes pro
Ages 5–9
Horrid Henry #11
Horrid Henry's Haunted House
Francesca Simon
For the child who loves a little mischief and needs to navigate those tricky feelings of sibling rivalry through humor a
Ages 5–9
The Baby-Sitters Club: Friends Forever #10
Stacey's Problem
Ann M. Martin
For the child feeling pulled between old and new friend groups or struggling to help different parts of their life get a
Ages 8–12
Give Yourself Goosebumps #4
One Night in Payne House
Robert Lawrence Stine
For the child eager to test their bravery, this interactive adventure lets them navigate a haunted house where every cho
Ages 8–12
Adventures at Hound Hotel #1
Homesick Herbie
Shelley Swanson Sateren
For the child who feels a knot in their stomach at the thought of sleeping away from home, this gentle story validates t
Ages 6–9
Howliday Inn
James Howe
For the child feeling anxious about staying at a kennel or being away from home, this mystery turns a boarding stay into
Ages 8–12
Foul Play #1
Hangman
John Peel
For the reader who loves the thrill of a good scare and the classic tension of a sleepover ghost story gone wrong.
Ages 10–14
Gym Stars #2
Friendships and Backflips
Jane Lawes
For the child struggling to balance a passion for sports with the social pressures of starting a new school and keeping
Ages 8–12
The Hayloft
Lisa Westberg Peters
For the child dreaming of a backyard campout, this gentle story follows two sisters as they brave their first night slee
Ages 6–9
A to Z Mysteries Super Edition #4
Sleepy Hollow Sleepover
Ron Roy
For the early reader who loves a little spooky thrill without the nightmares, this mystery builds confidence through tea
Ages 6–10
KidChat #1
KidChat Extreme!
Bret Nicholaus, Paul Lowrie
For the child who loves the spotlight or the parent looking to liven up long commutes, this guide offers over 400 questi
Ages 8–12
Sleepover Friends #5
Lauren's Big Mix-up
Susan Saunders
For the child navigating the messy reality of social circles, secrets, and the pressure to impress others during their f
Ages 8–12
Seven Kisses in a Row
Patricia MacLachlan
For children navigating the disruption of a parent's business trip, this gentle story shows how routines can keep famili
Ages 6–9
Worry Warriors #4
Edgy Estella Enjoys the Sleepover Party
Marne Ventura
For the child who feels nervous about staying over at a friend's house or sticking to their nighttime routine away from
Ages 6–9
Sixth-Grade Sleepover
Eve Bunting
For the child who feels like they are the only one with a secret fear, this story offers a comforting look at the pressu
Ages 8–12