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The original series. Not the Merlin Missions.
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I'm fairly sure the Magic Tree House books are about 1st to 3rd grade reading level. They're a very entertaining read for young minds, as I was a huge fan of them when I was young.
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On 2/09/10, Curious wrote: > The original series. Not the Merlin Missions.