Bonus Level Books
Team Checkpoint
The dough is awake. And it wants to KEEP you.
Spooky-silly chase stories for younger readers on the bounciest obby course in town.
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Roblox books for kids: chapter books for fans
Updated November 7, 2026 · By the Bonus Level Books team
Plenty of Roblox books teach coding. These are stories: chapter books set in the kinds of games Roblox fans play every day, with original characters, real stakes and short chapters that end on a hook.
They are unofficial and written for fans. Each book is a complete adventure, so your reader can start anywhere.
Ages 6 to 8: quick, silly chapter books
For younger readers who love obbies and climbing games. Big action, short chapters and plenty of laughs.
Floor by Floor
Fall off, float down, try again. That's how the Tower works.
Funny tower-climbing stories for younger readers about falling, laughing and trying one more time.
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Ages 8 to 12: funny stories
Funny is the fastest way into a book. These follow a ten-year-old working the counter at a pizza game's rush hour, a kid everyone teases for his starter avatar, and a gaming squad that has never once pulled off a big egg steal.
The Extra Cheese Crew
Hi! Welcome! Everything is fine! (It is not fine.)
A ten-year-old's after-school job at her friends' favorite pizza game, where every rush hour turns into chaos.
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Bacon Hair Rises
Everyone in Spawnbury thinks Nolan Tibbs just got here. He has lived there his whole life.
The kid everyone calls bacon hair keeps saving the day, and learns that what you wear never decides what you're worth.
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The Speedy Yolks
Sneak past the giant goose. Grab the egg. RUN.
A gaming squad that has never pulled off a big egg steal. Not once. Until now.
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Ages 8 to 12: survival, escapes and hide-and-seek
For kids who play to win: natural disasters, a race to escape a game facility, and hide-and-seek where a spoon is a bridge. The Lighthouse Lookouts books also teach what to do when the storm is real, and Facility Breakout comes with code-breaker puzzles.
The Lighthouse Lookouts
In the game, you run out of the building. In real life, you get inside. Ingrid Storvik just mixed them up.
Four friends survive disasters in a game, then learn what to do when the storm is real. Real disaster-science facts inside.
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Facility Breakout
Crack the terminals. Dodge the Chiller. Go back for your friends before the frost reaches the top.
Four friends race to escape a game facility before time runs out, and nobody gets left behind. Code-breaker puzzles included.
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Tiny in a Giant House
She finds everyone. He has never been found.
Hide-and-seek showdowns where a spoon is a bridge and the seeker glows orange, told by the hider and the seeker in turn.
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Spooky reads
Night Shift at Pawprint Hospital is creepy in the campfire-story sense, for ages 8 to 12. The Village of Borrowed Voices is real folklore horror, written for brave readers 10 to 14. For more, see our spooky chapter books guide.
Night Shift at Pawprint Hospital
The puppy on the front step looks like any other patient. But on the hospital camera, it's standing in a snowstorm.
Three friends work the night shift at an animal hospital game where some patients are not what they seem.
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The Village of Borrowed Voices
On the shortest day of the year, Sumi Okada hears her little sister call her name from the dark mountain road. Once. But Koto is at home in the bath.
Japanese-folklore horror for brave older readers. Never answer the first call at dusk.
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Online safety, built into the stories
Many of these stories happen inside a game the characters play with friends. The good habits are part of the plot: playing with friends they know in real life, keeping voice chat off, being a good sport and telling a grown-up when something feels wrong. That makes the books an easy way to start the same conversation at home.
Questions parents ask
Are these official Roblox books?
No. They are unofficial fan fiction with original characters. They are not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Roblox Corporation or any game's creators.
What ages are they for?
Team Checkpoint and Floor by Floor are for ages 6 to 8. The Village of Borrowed Voices is for ages 10 to 14. Every other series here is for ages 8 to 12.
Does my child need to play Roblox to enjoy them?
No. Each story explains the game as it goes.
Do the series have to be read in order?
No. Every book is a complete adventure.
Unofficial fan fiction for Roblox fans, with an original cast. Not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Roblox Corporation or any game's creators. ROBLOX is a registered trademark of Roblox Corporation.
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