David Levithan Books in Order

Stieg Atwood can sense when disaster is coming, and that gift pulls him toward danger instead of away from it. With his brother Adam beside him, he races to help others before a tornado destroys everything.

Stieg’s strange power leads him toward another looming catastrophe, this time centered on an earthquake. As the ground and the people around him become less predictable, he and Adam have to act fast to save lives.

Cameron wants to date Bianca, but her strict father says she can only date if her older sister Kat does too. Enter Patrick, a risky plan, and a sharp, funny high school romance that gets messy fast.

Rick O’Connell and Evelyn Carnahan head into an ancient city and accidentally wake a buried curse. Soon they are facing the resurrected Imhotep, deadly plagues, and a race to stop a supernatural disaster.

Malcolm’s latest school assignment becomes another chance for trouble in this playful tie-in. The book mixes jokes, chaos, and TV-style energy as one class project turns into far more hassle than it should.

This companion guide takes readers through the Lost Canyon adventure with a focus on the landscape, discoveries, and history behind the journey. It is a quick tie-in built around place, exploration, and visual appeal.

This Malcolm in the Middle tie-in turns family chaos into a fake survival manual. Packed with jokes, bad ideas, and Malcolm-style commentary, it treats getting away with things as both art and disaster.

Paul lives in a town where queerness is ordinary, but love is still complicated. When he falls for Noah, first romance, old misunderstandings, and loyal friendships all get tangled together.

Alex, Dylan, and Natalie race to recover stolen witness data before it falls into deadly hands. The job brings disguises, action, and an enemy with a personal connection to the Angels’ past.

Six high school seniors decide that if the SAT is going to decide their futures, they might as well fight back. Each has a different reason for joining the heist, and all of them have something to lose.

A group of teenagers speak through linked poems about crushes, friendships, loneliness, and the small moments that change everything. Their separate voices slowly form one shared emotional map of high school life.

Brothers Elijah and Danny can barely stand each other, so their parents send them to Italy together. The trip only gets more complicated when romance, jealousy, and old wounds start crowding the itinerary.

Ben is shattered after Marly’s death, then her ghost appears just before Valentine’s Day. With three visiting spirits, he is pushed through a painful reckoning with love, memory, and what comes after loss.

Nick and Norah meet by chance and spend one wild night roaming New York in search of a secret show. What begins as a fake favor turns into a music-soaked first date neither expected.

After a disputed election throws the country into turmoil, Jimmy and Duncan join the protests and hit the road. Politics and first love become tangled in a story about action, belief, and what democracy asks of ordinary people.

Naomi and Ely have always protected their friendship with a list of boys neither is allowed to kiss. Then someone breaks the rule, and their bond is tested by hurt, jealousy, and the messy truth about love.

This story collection gathers romances, breakups, missed chances, and strange acts of devotion in David Levithan’s signature voice. Some pieces are funny, some ache, and all are interested in the many shapes love can take.

In the days after September 11, three New York teens struggle to make sense of fear, grief, and sudden change. Their stories trace the shock of the city, and the fragile hope that follows.

A red notebook full of dares brings cynical Dash and exuberant Lily together across holiday-season New York. Their scavenger-hunt flirtation is charming on the page, but meeting in real life may be harder.

Two teenage boys with the same name cross paths in Chicago and throw each other’s lives off course. Friendship, depression, love, and an unforgettable high school musical all collide at once.

After the troubled Ariel disappears from his life, Evan starts finding disturbing photographs that seem to know too much. Grief, guilt, and paranoia twist together as he tries to understand what really happened.

A love affair unfolds through dictionary-style entries, one word at a time. The form is clever, but the story stays grounded in the ordinary tenderness, hurt, humor, and drift of a real relationship.

Every morning, A wakes up in a different body and lives a different life. Then A meets Rhiannon, and one impossible romance starts to challenge every rule that has kept A safe.

This short prequel follows six days in A’s life before the events of Every Day. It offers a sharper look at the rules, loneliness, and constant adjustment that shape A’s strange existence.

Stephen has been invisible since birth, and Elizabeth is the first person who can truly see him. Their growing connection pulls them into a hidden world of curses, family secrets, and dangerous magic in New York City.

Harry and Craig set out to break the world record for the longest kiss. Around them, other teens wrestle with love, identity, and belonging as a chorus of men lost to AIDS watches and remembers.

These companion stories revisit the strange romance at the heart of Every Day through Rhiannon’s eyes. After one perfect day changes everything, she has to decide what love means when the person she loves never stays the same.

Tiny Cooper finally gets center stage in the full musical version of his own life. It is funny, loud, heartfelt, and packed with songs that turn teen heartbreak and self-dramatizing into a full-on show.

Lily has lost her usual holiday spark after a hard year, and Dash refuses to let Christmas slip away. With help from friends and family, he sets out to remind her why New York in December used to feel magical.

During Pride Week in San Francisco, Kate and Mark form a fast, honest friendship just when both need it most. Over a few summer days, they face crushes, secrets, and the truth about who they want to be.

Twins Sam and Ilsa plan one last high school party, with each inviting secret guests the other knows nothing about. In one crowded apartment, old rivalries, crushes, and surprises make the night spin wildly off course.

A has spent a lifetime waking in a different body every day, but now A learns there may be others like them. The result is a bigger, stranger, more searching continuation of the Every Day story.

A short story collection about love in many forms, from unrequited crushes to returning favorite characters. The pieces include fiction, nonfiction, and verse, all shaped by Levithan’s longtime Valentine’s Day tradition.

Dash is at Oxford, Lily is in New York, and long distance is not treating them kindly. When Lily flies to London for Christmas, a romantic plan quickly turns into a test of how well they really know each other.

Jeremy Heere swallows a tiny supercomputer called a squip to become cooler, braver, and finally noticeable. The transformation works, until giving up control of your life starts to feel more dangerous than being a loser.

When Bea Ahern disappears, her brother Ezra is left alone with their abusive stepfather and neglectful mother. Told through emails, this novel follows two siblings searching for safety, family truth, and a way back to each other.

Aidan vanishes for six days and comes back with an impossible story. His brother Lucas wants to believe him, but school rumors, worried parents, and mounting doubt make that harder by the day.

Donovan is caught in the middle when his mother tries to ban a beloved school book. As the town argues, he starts asking harder questions about stories, identity, and why some people are afraid of both.

This graphic adaptation brings A’s shifting daily life to the page in visual form. The core story remains the same: a teen who wakes in a new body every morning and falls in love with Rhiannon.

Ryan and Avery meet at queer prom and fall into a story told across their first ten dates. Snowstorms, family worries, shyness, and heartbreak all shape a tender account of first love.

Jimmy and Duncan’s story returns in a version set against the real 2024 presidential election. It is part queer love story, part protest novel, and fully concerned with what happens when apathy becomes dangerous.

J is a wedding singer who writes an original song for every couple he performs for. While he helps other people celebrate love, his own relationship starts shifting in ways he cannot score so easily.

This nonfiction book traces the AIDS crisis in the United States through history, activism, science, and personal testimony. It is a wide-ranging account of grief, neglect, resistance, and the people who fought back.

A winter-break gathering among college friends becomes unexpectedly revealing as old feelings and fragile connections rise to the surface. In a short space, the story turns nostalgia into something more complicated and honest.