E Lockhart Books in Order

After ten disastrous days leave her friendless, boyfriendless, and labeled a drama queen, fifteen year old Ruby Oliver starts therapy and, at her shrink's urging, makes a list of every boy she has ever liked, uncovering how her own choices helped create the mess.

Gretchen Yee feels invisible at her New York City arts high school until a wish turns her into a literal fly on the wall of the boys' locker room, giving her an unfiltered, often hilarious look at how the guys she obsesses over actually talk and feel.

During her junior year at Tate Prep, Ruby Oliver turns again to an old notebook of rules about boys as she learns to drive, rebuilds shaky friendships, and tests whether the advice she once wrote still holds up in real life.

Outspoken Sadye and her best friend Demi leave their Ohio hometown for an intense summer theater camp, where fierce competition, new friendships, and first love force Sadye to question her talent, her jealousy, and what it really means to belong onstage.

Three Florida girls, Jesse, Vicks, and Mel, hit the road for a weekend escape to Miami, hoping to outrun family problems, silent boyfriends, and secret fears, and instead find themselves tested by hurricanes, hitchhikers, and hard conversations about who they want to be.

At a prestigious New England boarding school, sophomore Frankie Landau Banks secretly takes control of an all male secret society and orchestrates elaborate pranks, testing how far she can push against the unspoken rules that sideline smart, ambitious girls.

Ruby has sworn off dating, yet she is still juggling confusing signals from several boys, a bake sale, panic attacks, and a zoo job, slowly realizing that her therapist's treasure map exercise is really about finding confidence and friendship, not just romance.

In her senior year, Ruby Oliver finally has a real live boyfriend in Noel, but distance, family upheaval, and his sudden withdrawal push her back into anxiety as she makes a documentary on love and tries to learn what a healthy relationship really looks like.

On her family's private island, wealthy teen Cadence Sinclair struggles with migraines and missing memories after a mysterious summer accident, piecing together what happened with the cousins and boy she once thought she knew best.

Genuine Fraud follows Jule, a chameleon like young woman on the run, as the story moves backward through glamorous resorts and seedy cities to reveal her intense friendship with heiress Imogen and the dangerous lies that rewrote both of their lives.

At elite Alabaster Preparatory Academy, Adelaide Buchwald spends the summer walking dogs, mending her family, and falling for a boy, while the novel shows multiple possible timelines where her choices shift their relationship in small but powerful ways.

In Gotham City, teen activist Willow Zimmerman takes a shady job to pay for her mother's medical care, only to gain dog linked superpowers after a violent run in with Killer Croc, forcing her to choose between loyalty to her benefactor and protecting her neighborhood as Whistle.

Set in 1987 on Beechwood Island, Family of Liars follows Carrie Sinclair through her first summer after her younger sister's drowning, when visiting boys, addiction, and a ghostly presence expose how far the family will go to hide its secrets.

When eighteen year old Matilda accepts an invitation to spend the summer at the seaside home of the famous artist father she has never met, she instead finds a queer half brother, two troubled housemates, and a decaying mansion full of secrets tied to the Liars universe.