Gordon Korman Books in Order

Noah Youkilis is a genius who’s tired of being perfect, so he transfers into a new school looking for a fresh start. When a feud and a bully problem explode, Noah reinvents himself as a hero, and the attention starts going to his head.

Cooper Vega moves so often he’s basically invisible, until a glitchy new phone reveals a boy named Roddy trapped inside it, a teenager from Shakespeare’s time. With Roddy’s odd advice, Cooper tries to fix his life and untangle Roddy’s past.

Cameron Boxer wants to go pro as a game streamer, but his big dream hinges on beating Level 13, a mission so impossible it’s been banned in dozens of states. Between pressure, rivals, and real-life responsibilities, Cam learns grinding is not just for games.

Room 117 is full of kids everyone has written off, and their burned-out teacher has written off the job. When a new threat forces them to work together, the class discovers they are not hopeless, and their teacher might not be either.

Part story and part hands-on science, this book mixes a funny adventure with messy, fascinating experiments and facts. It’s built for curious readers who like humor, gross-out moments, and learning how science works by trying things themselves.

On Centerlight Island, the town’s most feared dog is found dead, and suddenly everyone is a suspect. Two unlikely friends dig into clues that lead from neighborhood grudges to a Prohibition-era smuggling story, and someone starts coming after them for asking questions.

Trevor idolizes his great-grandfather Jacob, a World War II hero, and travels with him to retrace the war’s path. But as they near a French village Jacob claims to have saved, Trevor uncovers cracks in the family legend and has to rethink bravery.

When swastikas appear at their school, Link, Michael, and Dana are pushed into a tense mystery that exposes prejudice in their town. As blame spreads, a student project tries to unite the community, and the kids uncover how the past is still shaping the present.

Jett Baranov is a tech billionaire’s spoiled kid, so his worst nightmare is a wilderness wellness camp with no screens. Cut off from phones and gaming, Jett has to survive real people, real work, and a summer that will not let him hide.

Mason would give anything for a do-over, and after a freak accident he wakes up back in seventh grade, before his parents split and his dog dies. He tries to save his friendship and change the future, but every fix creates new problems.

After a hurricane uncovers an old bomb shelter in the woods, four friends claim it as their secret hideout. But the fort attracts attention, and what starts as fun becomes a refuge someone truly needs, raising the stakes for keeping it hidden.

Theo and Reef start having memories that do not belong to them, while their own memories fade. Strangers living different lives, they share a mysterious connection and have to find each other before they forget who they are.

Oliver Zahn is a champion prankster, until a new teacher blocks every trick with eerie precision. As Mr. Aidact becomes the most popular person at Brightling Middle, Oliver gets suspicious and starts investigating, determined to prove the teacher is not what he seems.

Trey is used to moving from one fancy school to the next as his dad runs questionable schemes on wealthy families. At an elite boarding school, Trey wants a normal life, but the family hustle follows him, forcing a choice between loyalty and doing what’s right.

Yash is his school’s top athlete, but he is missing a required P.E. credit and gets stuck in summer school Slugfest. With a ragtag crew, he uncovers a scandal that could waste their summer, and the slugs band together to fight back.

A middle-schooler ends up in a situation where the rules are old school, the adults are secretive, and the past keeps leaking into the present. As the year spirals into a mystery, he has to decide who to trust, and what he’s willing to risk.

At his new school, a kid with a talent for noticing things and snooping gets pulled into a problem that needs a discreet observer. What starts as harmless curiosity turns into a real mystery, where one wrong assumption can hurt people.

Donovan Curtis and the gifted-school crew are back for another round of chaos where being smart is not the hardest part. A new challenge tests friendships, reputations, and what the kids are willing to do to protect each other when the rules make no sense.

Five kids discover they no longer need sleep, and the extra hours feel like a superpower, at first. But something is clearly wrong, and as the sleeplessness spreads, they race to uncover what caused it before their bodies, and their lives, start to break.