
Mason Bell is a South Texas writer who crafts adventure-filled middle grade novels with a splash of fantasy. Her stories for readers ages 8-12 feature diverse characters navigating exciting quests while exploring themes of community, authenticity, and the bonds of family and friendship.
Bell’s writing blends contemporary adventure with magical realism, creating immersive worlds where young protagonists discover their strengths, stay true to themselves, and learn the value of the people around them. Drawing from her South Texas roots, she brings unique regional perspectives to children’s literature.
Mason Bell has been publishing middle grade books since 2020 through Two Turkey Publishing, LLC. Her catalog includes multiple series: the four-book Sophie Mae Adventures fantasy series, the three-book Galactic Fun Park animal fiction series, and standalone titles including Hudson’s Piratey Summer. Bell’s published works span adventure, fantasy, and animal fiction genres, with stories designed for readers ages 8-12.
In Galactic Fun Park, mice, raccoons, squirrels, and birds live secretly beneath an amusement park’s rides until a greedy exterminator threatens their community. This three-book middle grade series combines animal fiction with themes of teamwork and survival. Perfect for readers who enjoyed The Secret Zoo, Survivors, and Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH.
A four-book fantasy adventure series set during the Dust Storm (1933-1939) featuring whimsical magic, courageous characters, and themes of friendship, survival, and self-discovery for readers ages 8-12. • The Most Magical Beginning (Book One) • The Most Spectacular Traveling Box (Book Two) • The Most Perilous Sideshow (Book Three) • The Most Mystifying Potion (Book Four)
Hudson’s Piratey Summer - This action-packed middle grade fantasy explores themes of family honor, loyalty, and identity as Hudson works to break an ancestral curse. Written in first-person narrative, the book blends humor, mystery, and adventure with well-developed characters and fast-paced action sequences. Perfect for readers ages 8-12 who enjoy pirate adventures, time travel stories, and family-centered fantasy with engaging protagonists facing mysterious quests.
The Poetry Coaster: A Loop-de-Loop of Classic Poetic Forms (Illustrator) This children’s poetry book combines clever rhymes, kid-authentic voice, and lively illustrations to capture how children think, dream, and experience the world. Written entirely by a child author before AI technology, the collection offers genuine kid perspective and creativity. The poems appeal to fans of Shel Silverstein and Jack Prelutsky, making it ideal for read-alouds, classroom sharing, and independent reading. Perfect for elementary and middle grade readers who enjoy humorous poetry, honest childhood observations, and playful language that celebrates real kid experiences with heart and hilarity.
Mason Bell offers free downloadable children’s stories including Brenden’s Fast Lane to the Future, Captain Cuticle and the Search for Keratin, and The Adventures of Hunter Rex.
Mason Bell crafts middle grade fiction with buoyant, vivid prose and rich worldbuilding. Her writing features inventive descriptions and imaginative settings—from pirate ships where “pirates are the truck drivers of the oceans” to amusement parks with “sleek steel walls and rocket-styled seats.” Bell excels at creating immersive fantasy worlds filled with visual detail and creative comparisons, such as describing experiences “like a mashup of the Renaissance Festival, Grandma’s boathouse, and that kid in first grade who always ate the mushy grapes.”
Bell’s middle grade books feature action-driven plots, strong worldbuilding, and accessible adventure narratives that appeal to readers on the younger side of middle grade (ages 8-10). Her stories blend humor with action sequences, creating fast-paced adventures that balance imaginative scenarios with character-driven narratives. Her work is particularly noted for its creative premises—from animals forming alliances in an amusement park to time-traveling pirate adventures—making her books ideal for young readers seeking exciting, plot-driven fantasy adventures.
Mason Bell is a South Texas-based middle grade author who lives with her husband and two cats, Frodo and Fat Hobbit. When not writing middle grade fiction, Bell explores theme parks for inspiration, hikes outdoors, and reads extensively across genres.
Bell is an active member of The Woodlands Writers Guild and serves as a writing mentor to aspiring authors, providing guidance on the publishing process. Bell pursues continuous learning through books on writing craft, children’s literature, and storytelling techniques.