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Angry Fowl Books in Order

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See the Angry Fowl books by Lorana Hoopes in order, with quick summaries, series background, and a simple guide to starting these young-reader adventures.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Angry Fowl books in publication order

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1

Alien Planet

by Lorana Hoopes

2016

A young-reader adventure sends its heroes into an unfamiliar world where an alien planet brings unexpected danger. With imagination, teamwork, and courage, they must find a way through the strange new challenge.

2

Halloween Trick

by Lorana Hoopes

2016

Halloween brings more than costumes and candy in this short young-reader adventure. When a trick becomes a real problem, the characters have to use their courage and good sense to set things right.

3

Pirate Attack

by Lorana Hoopes

2016

A pirate threat turns an ordinary day into a fast-moving early-reader adventure. Young heroes must stay brave, think quickly, and work together when trouble comes sailing their way.

Angry Fowl books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Alien Planet"

    Alien Planet

    by Lorana Hoopes

    2016Angry Fowl, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Pirate Attack"

    Pirate Attack

    by Lorana Hoopes

    2016Angry Fowl, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Halloween Trick"

    Halloween Trick

    by Lorana Hoopes

    2016Angry Fowl, Book 3

Series background & context

The Angry Fowl books are short, playful adventures for young readers who like big problems, funny danger, and stories that move quickly. The series includes Pirate Attack, Alien Planet, and Halloween Trick, giving each outing a clear theme and a fresh imaginative setting.

These are early-reader stories, built around a young character or group of young characters meeting something unusual and having to respond with courage. Pirates, outer-space trouble, and Halloween surprises provide the hook, but the real engine is problem solving. The characters cannot simply wait for adults to fix everything. They have to pay attention, make choices, and help one another.

The books keep their stakes kid-sized even when the premise is wild. A pirate encounter can feel enormous, and an alien planet can feel very far from home, but the stories are designed to be approachable for children who are growing into chapter books. The focus stays on adventure rather than frightening detail.

Fun first, but not empty fun.

Hoopes writes these stories with a straightforward style that makes them useful for independent reading or reading aloud. The chapters are brief, the titles make the setup easy to understand, and each book offers a contained adventure rather than a complicated continuing plot. A child can begin with any title, though reading in order lets the series build a familiar rhythm.

Parents looking for clean, light stories will find a lot to like here. The Angry Fowl books use imagination without asking readers to keep track of a huge fantasy world. They are about facing the strange thing in front of you, keeping your friends close, and seeing an adventure through.

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Richard Reis

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