These are the 7 best adventures stories for kids:-
1. Peter Pan
Peter Pan is a boy living in Neverland, surrounded by fairies and angry pirates. He doesn’t wish to grow and soon goes on an exploration with his cousins to discover the beauty of Neverland. Peter and his cousins face tremendous challenges from the villain, Captain Hook. The story revolves around the challenges they face and the methods used by the boy to overcome them.
2. Harry Potter
A young boy goes into the school of wizards and soon learns more about his personality and family background. The story revolves around Harry and his friends conquering the demons of the wizarding world, striving to take Harry down. The antagonist, Lord Voldermort, fails during his attempts to take the magical powers of the boy and faces challenges from Harry & his friends. The Harry Potter books written by J.K. Rowling have also manifested into a movie series.
3. Marry Poppins
The story of a house parent searching for a perfect nanny who comes across angelic caretaker Marry Poppins. She transcends the lives of the people living in the house by teaching about kindness and responsibility while showcasing wonders. The lead character Marry Poppins becomes a nanny to Jane, Michael, and the twins, living at number seventeen Cherry Tree Lane in London.
4. Alice in Wonderland
The 1865 novel by Lewis Carroll is still embarked in the 21st century as a classic children’s book. It revolves around the adventures of Alice, who has entered into the world of anthropomorphic creatures through a rabbit hole. The story tells you about a child’s struggles in the confusing adult world and the ungoverned rules of adults.
5. Pinocchio
Written by Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio is another 1800s novel turned storybook that revolves around a marionette puppet named Pinocchio. The puppet’s master, Geppetto, wishes that the puppet become a real human boy. Whenever he lies, his nose abnormally becomes larger. Pinocchio comes to life but has to undergo a series of tests to become a real human boy.
6. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
The story of a poor woodcutter that notices forty thieves storing their money in a cave opens with the phrase, “Open, Sesame!” The boy manages to loot the money from the thieves den and escapes into the world to live prosperously. The story teaches about lucky breaks often coming across in people’s lives and bringing riches into their world. This 18th-century folklore is part of the One Thousand and One Nights folklore.
7. Gullivers Travels
Written by Jonathan Swift, Gulliver’s Travels is a novel that narrates the adventures of a shipwrecked boy that encounters inhabitants of Brobdingnag, Lilliput, Laputa, and the country of the Houyhnhnms. This originally published 17th-century novel is a first-person account of the experiences of Lemuel Gulliver, a sea captain and a surgeon. The book explains human traditions, habits, ethics, and society’s dependence on history. The readers or listeners learn about humbleness, respecting others, personal responsibility, self-discipline, and caring about people.
