Evie Books in Order

The Evie books centre on a girl who can hear what animals are thinking. Evie’s “supertalent” lets her chat with dogs, elephants and even insects, but it also makes life complicated. Her dad insists the gift is dangerous and should be kept secret, and Evie herself is never quite sure when to step in and when to stay quiet.

In Evie and the Animals, she tries to live like an ordinary eleven‑year‑old. That plan collapses when she frees the miserable school rabbit from its tiny hutch and is blamed for the chaos that follows. At the same time, pets and zoo animals around town start to disappear. To save them, Evie has to break her promise to hide her ability and follow the trail of an unusually cruel animal thief.

The adventure plays out in city streets, classrooms and home life rather than distant fantasy worlds. Evie argues with her dad, sneaks out when she shouldn’t and struggles with ordinary friendships as well as extraordinary powers. The tension comes as much from family secrets and guilty feelings as from narrow escapes.

Evie in the Jungle is a shorter companion story that takes her far from home. A conservation‑minded trip to the Amazon rainforest turns into a test of everything she has learned. Evie befriends pink river dolphins, a sloth and a jaguar, and discovers first‑hand how human greed and carelessness threaten their habitat.

Once again she has to choose between keeping herself safe and using her talent to help. The book is packed with animals and action, but it also quietly introduces ideas about endangered species, climate change and what it means to take responsibility for creatures who have less power than you do.

Together, the Evie stories read like eco‑adventures with a strong emotional core. They celebrate kindness, curiosity and speaking up, and they are likely to resonate with readers who already feel a close bond with animals or who are beginning to worry about the natural world.