Big Nate Miscellaneous Books in Order

A fortune cookie tells Nate he is headed for greatness, so he charges into the day expecting glory. What he gets instead is a long string of school disasters that make a perfect introduction to his world.

This Sunday-only collection gives Nate's adventures a larger visual stage. The jokes still center on school, family, friends, and sports, but the format lets Peirce stretch out the gags in fun ways.

Nate launches himself into another run of schemes without much of a plan and even less patience. The result is a lively collection of school-day jokes, awkward moments, and self-inflicted comic damage.

This comic collection follows Nate through the usual minefield of pop quizzes, detention, sports trouble, and bad ideas. As the title suggests, he keeps asking the wrong question and getting the funniest answer.

Nate's faith in his own brilliance powers every strip here, even when the evidence keeps stacking up against him. Expect classroom trouble, social misses, and the kind of confidence that makes failure funnier.

Nate would love to be the most admired kid in school, but his plans rarely survive first contact with reality. This collection gets plenty of laughs out of his ego, his friends, and his many social misfires.

Nate swings for big wins with class campaigns, entrepreneurial schemes, and sports hero dreams. Even when he misfires, his confidence never really wobbles, and that is what makes the crashes so funny.

Nate barrels through another round of social embarrassment, school headaches, and overconfident planning. The strips are full of quick reversals and the kind of middle school humiliation Nate somehow keeps surviving.

Pop quizzes, bad horoscope news, snack deprivation, and ordinary school misery all hit Nate at once. He insists he can handle it, which usually means readers are about to get some of his funniest disasters.

This big anniversary volume looks back across years of Big Nate strips with favorite comics, creator commentary, and extra behind-the-scenes material. It is part celebration, part retrospective, and a lot of fun for longtime fans.

Nate and his baseball team are stuck with the humiliating name Cream Puffs, and he is desperate to prove they are not pushovers. Injuries, mockery, and big-game nerves make the payoff especially satisfying.

Flying dodgeballs, locker chaos, band trouble, and classic Nate overreaction keep this collection moving fast. It is another strong dose of school humor powered by bad timing and even worse judgment.

Chad's health kick, Jenny and Artur drama, and Nate's crush on a new pitcher all collide in one especially busy collection. It is full of baseball, insults, and the kind of social chaos Nate never sees coming.

Friendship is the real engine here, even when Nate is dodging homework, pulling pranks, and making everything louder than it needs to be. The collection balances school mayhem with the push and pull of Nate's crew.

Nate keeps turning regular sixth-grade problems into first-rate comic disasters. Pranks, music class trouble, sports fails, and classroom meltdowns roll by fast in a collection that is easy to pick up and hard to stop.

This two-in-one edition pairs Nate's skateboard rivalry with Artur and his disaster-filled stint at Jefferson Middle School. It is a handy way to get two of the longer Big Nate novels in one volume.

A box set collecting four Big Nate comic books, this edition is built for readers who want a lot of Nate at once. School trouble, sports, band chaos, and wisecracks fill every corner of it.

A mystery girl at the fair leaves Nate completely lovestruck, right when summer school and Gina's tutoring loom over him. The mix of romance panic and ordinary school misery works very well here.

A younger version of Nate discovers that a new box of crayons can send his imagination racing. It is a simple, playful board book that keeps his creative energy while aiming at much younger readers.

Nate never lets a grudge go quietly, and this collection gets a lot of mileage out of that fact. Rivalries, revenge plots, and school-day scheming keep the laughs coming at a brisk, comic-strip pace.

This oversized edition combines the first two Big Nate comic collections, making it a strong starting place for new readers. It has the early school disasters, band jokes, and sarcastic swagger that define Nate.

Nate's band gets a big chance at the school open house, but Trudy's return knocks his confidence sideways. Music, crushes, and middle school ego combine into one of his louder comic collections.

Pop quizzes, detentions, and classroom ambushes are exactly the kind of thing Nate attracts. This early collection delivers quick jokes, familiar faces, and plenty of proof that school never catches him prepared.