Allen Zadoff Books in Order

Allen Zadoff recounts his experience of compulsive eating and life at a weight of more than 350 pounds. This memoir explores the emotional and behavioral dimensions of his relationship with food and the changes involved in confronting it.

Overweight sophomore Andrew Zansky finds comfort in food and struggles with bullying until a football player's intervention changes his prospects. Joining the team brings popularity and new romantic possibilities, but also raises questions about belonging and how others see him.

After his father's death, Adam Ziegler retreats into school theater's lighting booth. His attraction to actress Summer Armstrong challenges the divide between cast and crew, testing friendships as a chaotic production complicates his attempts to reconnect with life.

Sanskrit Aaron Zuckerman feels abandoned by his father and increasingly disconnected from his mother at his Jewish school. An attempt to bring people together through a lie creates fresh complications involving romance, family, and the truth.

A teenage assassin infiltrates schools, befriends students, and kills their parents for a secret organization. Assigned to target New York's mayor, he becomes involved with the mayor's daughter and begins questioning the loyalties that have defined his life.

To prove his loyalty, a teenage assassin is sent to kill Eugene Moore, the leader of a military training camp for adolescents. After an earlier mission's failure, this assignment draws him deeper into doubts about his employers.

Having broken with the Program, a teenage assassin searches for answers about his father's past while trying to rescue Howard. A mysterious girl named Tanya offers help, but shifting loyalties make it difficult to know whom he can trust.

A dog wakes aboard a sinking ship with no memory, unusual strength, and the ability to understand human speech. Teaming up with thirteen-year-old Chance and hacker Junebug, she evades pursuit while searching for the truth about her past.

Wild escapes captivity and sets out to reunite with Chance and Junebug as the C.A.T. corporation poses new dangers. Their investigation brings them up against deceptively cute puppies and further mysteries surrounding Wild's origins.

Teen playwright Eugene unexpectedly joins the football team and gains access to the popular crowd. As romance and social success pull him away from old friends, he must decide how much of himself he is willing to change.