Annie and Snowball Books in Order

Annie plans a birthday party where everyone can dress up, and she invites her cousin Henry and his dog Mudge. With her bunny Snowball beside her, she discovers that her guests have a surprise of their own.

A hummingbird visits Annie's pink flowers, giving her and Henry an idea. Joined by Snowball and Mudge, they try to attract more birds by filling the garden with pink things in this story of observation and cooperation.

Annie loves living next door to Henry, but she wishes her own house looked prettier. Henry and his dog Mudge help her think up a decorating plan, turning a small household disappointment into a shared project.

Annie loves delicate teacups and wants friends who enjoy them too. Her cousin Henry has different tastes, but he helps her look for companions for a tea party club, showing how friendship can make room for new interests.

Annie wants her dad to find someone to love, but meeting his new partner Martha makes her nervous. As a wedding approaches, Annie and Snowball face the changes that come with welcoming a stepmother into their family.

Annie and Henry watch a robin build a nest on Annie's porch. When five eggs appear, their excitement grows, but waiting for the babies to hatch tests their patience in this story of curiosity and caring for nature.

Annie gets to play a sparkling star in her school production and practices with Henry and Mudge. When the performance arrives, she feels nervous, making support from her family and Snowball as important as remembering her part.

Annie takes Snowball to visit her new friend Sarah, whose house is filled with the pretty things Annie loves. In the garden, the girls build a tiny fairy house, turning a playdate into an afternoon of imagination.

When her dad announces a snow day, Annie eagerly puts on her pink earmuffs. She hopes to share a winter adventure with Henry and Mudge, enjoying the possibilities that a break from the usual routine brings.

Annie looks forward to joining a summer book club at the library, while Henry is less enthusiastic. Their shared adventure explores how reading can become part of summer fun and bring friends together beyond the usual games.

Annie dreams of a Thanksgiving dinner with plenty of people around her large table. Since she lives with only her dad and Snowball, she must think about whom to invite and what makes a holiday gathering feel like family.

Annie brings Snowball for a sleepover at her grandmother's house, looking forward to cookies, braided hair, and bedtime stories. The evening offers familiar comforts and the possibility of surprises while celebrating the bond between grandmother and granddaughter.

Annie spends a special day with her dad and Snowball, letting her bunny help choose their route. With no ordinary itinerary to follow, they set off on an outing full of surprises and time to enjoy one another.