Ally Condie Books in Order

Over one year at Lakeview High, students and teachers share the private struggles behind their public lives. Friendships, family problems, romance, grief, and questions of faith connect an ensemble of characters trying to find their place.

Two and a half years after *Yearbook*, Andrea is balancing college, work decisions, and a complicated relationship with Dave. Around her, friends and family face their own questions about missions, love, responsibility, and the future.

When his high school cancels student elections, fifteen-year-old Milo Wright decides to run for president of the United States instead. His unlikely campaign grows beyond a joke, bringing national attention and hard lessons about leadership, friendship, and being heard.

Addie, Sam, and Cate face turning points in school, family, faith, and love. As familiar faces from Lakeview return, each must make difficult choices about the future and the people they want to become.

This collection gathers diary-style notes about the busy, funny, and emotional realities of raising young children. Playdates, pacifiers, and small everyday moments become a candid snapshot of friendship, family life, and motherhood.

Juliet Kendall expects sixteen to bring friends, basketball, driving, and a nearly perfect year. Instead, a secret involving her sister Carly changes everything, forcing Juliet to confront family pain and learn what being there for someone really means.

In the Society, officials choose your job, your future, and your perfect partner. Cassia expects to be matched with her best friend, until another boy's face flashes on the screen and makes her question every rule she has trusted.

Cassia leaves the Society's controlled world to find Ky in the wild canyons beyond its borders. Their search brings them closer to the Rising, while Xander faces a dangerous mission of his own inside the system.

Cassia, Ky, and Xander are drawn back into the heart of a collapsing Society. As the Rising fights to build a different future, each must decide what freedom costs and how to protect the power of choice.

Rio has always dreamed of leaving the underwater city of Atlantia for the world Above. When her twin sister leaves without her, Rio must use her hidden siren voice to uncover family secrets and challenge the system dividing land from sea.

After losing her father and younger brother, Cedar spends the summer in Iron Creek with her grieving family. A new friend and a job at the Summerlost theater festival draw her into a mystery that helps her face what she has lost.

Seventeen-year-old Poe captains a mining ship on the dangerous Serpentine River, determined to avenge the attack that took everything from her. When she suspects a traitor among her crew, revenge becomes tangled with survival, trust, and grief.

A gentle picture book that helps children slow down when feelings become overwhelming. Through the senses, creativity, nature, and small acts of kindness, it offers simple ways to feel present, grounded, and calm.

July wakes to find every other person in her small town gone, including the friends and boyfriend she cannot stop thinking about. A mysterious message and a trail of meaningful objects may be her only way to bring them back.

Ellery arrives alone at a Big Sur resort meant for her twentieth anniversary trip, only to find a groom dead before the wedding. A mudslide traps the guests, another death follows, and Ellery must reckon with everyone's secrets, including her own.

Three online book-club friends meet in person for a much-needed escape at a resort near a national park. Each is hiding something, and when one of them vanishes, their long-awaited trip becomes a search for answers.