Dana Simpson Books in Order

An accidentally thrown stone introduces nine-year-old Phoebe to Marigold Heavenly Nostrils, a unicorn with enormous confidence in her own beauty. Their unlikely friendship brings magic into ordinary school troubles, family life, and Phoebe's imaginative adventures.

A year into their friendship, Phoebe still faces school difficulties and tensions with Dakota, but now has Marigold at her side. This comics collection follows the pair through holidays, unicorn complications, and everyday childhood challenges.

Phoebe and Marigold face school problems, untidy rooms, and a bout of Sparkle Fever. Returning to Camp Wolfgang brings encounters with Sue and lake creature Ringo, adding summer adventures to this collection of their comic-strip escapades.

Halloween parties, snowy days, and summer reading assignments fill Phoebe and Marigold's calendar. Max's inventions, Dakota's schemes, and magical complications add further distractions in this collection about a girl's everyday life with her unicorn friend.

Summer sends Phoebe and Marigold to music camp, where unusual new friends await. Back at school, Dakota's enchanted hair attracts goblin attention, bringing supernatural trouble into a comics collection of friendship, popularity, and childhood mishaps.

A storm cuts off the town's electricity, but Phoebe and Marigold suspect more than ordinary winter weather. They enlist Max, Dakota, and her goblin followers to investigate a magical threat in this longer graphic-novel adventure.

Phoebe and Marigold accompany readers through an activity collection of crosswords, word searches, sudoku, mazes, and other puzzles. Unicorn-themed games and brain teasers offer a hands-on companion to the comic series for quiet afternoons or travel.

Seattle foxes Ozy and Millie approach school life from opposite directions: he is reflective, while she questions authority and dodges homework. Their friends and Ozy's dragon father join this comics collection of mischief and philosophical conversations.

In this board book, Phoebe imagines what life as a unicorn might offer, from a magical horn to rainbow perches. Her enthusiasm introduces young children to imaginative play and the appeal of being themselves.

Marigold's talents extend from magical babysitting to scholarly debates and unusual technology. Alongside Phoebe, she navigates questions of popularity, friendship, and postponed summer reading in this comics collection blending school-age experiences with a unicorn's perspective.

Phoebe looks forward to drama camp with Marigold, only to discover that her unicorn friend's sister Florence is joining them. At Camp Thespis, the group faces the challenge of creating and performing an original play.

Gym class, crushes, and playground rivalries challenge Phoebe, who experiments with communicating as a unicorn whisperer. Marigold offers confidence, advice, and magic as this comics collection follows their friendship through the complications of growing up.

Phoebe and Marigold try bowling, write songs, launch competing news websites, and visit Camp Shimmerhorn. Homework, classmates, and talent-show nerves provide everyday obstacles in this comics collection about a girl and her magical best friend.

School holidays give Phoebe and Marigold time for swimming, invented games, and an unusual camping trip. Outdoor adventures introduce another unicorn, Alabaster, while questions about fitting in follow Phoebe into her summer away from class.

This combined edition gathers the first two comics collections and their bonus material. Phoebe's accidental meeting with Marigold begins a friendship that carries them through school, family routines, holidays, and the eccentricities of unicorn life.

Phoebe and Marigold visit a science museum, try virtual unicorn reality, and prepare for the school talent show. Their comic-strip adventures pair magical possibilities with questions about confidence, friendship, and getting along without a phone.

Millie's unusual ideas and creative homework excuses perplex her classmates, but fox friend Ozy stays loyal. With friends and Ozy's dragon father, they navigate school cliques, invent games, and pursue mischievous schemes in this comics collection.

Phoebe wonders why unicorns do not run the world as school and global problems trouble her. Marigold searches for relative Infernus, while magical music and a goblin popularity contest add further adventures to this comics collection.

Phoebe and Marigold experiment with selfies, gadgets, and filters while handling school drama. Dakota's barbs and Max's friendship provide familiar complications in this comic-strip collection about capturing memories with an unusually vain unicorn companion.

A supernatural Unicornado turns Phoebe's home into a magical setting populated by pixies, talking birds, and a sphinx. Other comic-strip adventures involve a goblin transformation, Halloween, a school dance, and the usual challenges of friendship.