Hannah Moskowitz Books in Order

Overwhelmed by family pressures and relationships, Jonah decides that breaking every bone in his body will make him stronger. His dangerous attempt to cope leads into a story about self-destruction, accepting help, and finding another kind of strength.

Across four summers at his family's beach house, Chase struggles with desire, family tensions, and his feelings for Melinda. A kiss with the girl connected to his brother Noah threatens the fragile balance between loyalty and longing.

Thirteen-year-old Wil copes with his brother's death by playing a zombie game with friends. When he discovers how to summon nearby dead people, his wish comes true in a form that complicates his understanding of grief.

As sniper attacks unsettle the Washington area a year after September 11, Craig and Lio struggle with grief and attraction. Craig's feelings for his former boyfriend and Lio's fractured family make their growing connection difficult to trust.

Best friends Stephen and Marco plan to infiltrate a high school prom so Marco can declare his love onstage. Their target is Benji, an exchange student playing bass in the band, and their scheme demands considerable nerve.

Rudy's family moves to a remote island hoping to save his sick younger brother. Lonely and uneasy, Rudy befriends the mysterious Teeth, whose violent secrets draw him toward a choice between personal happiness and his brother's survival.

Beckan and her friends remain in Ferrum when war drives other fairies away. Forced into the gnome underworld, they form unexpected alliances while facing the competing demands of survival, loyalty, peace, and a surprising new love.

Etta feels excluded from queer friendships, ballet, and even expectations about eating disorders in her Nebraska hometown. Preparing for a New York theater academy audition brings her close to Bianca, another therapy participant with serious struggles.

After moving from Miami, Taylor Cipriano falls for Theo, who already has a girlfriend, Josey. The couple's openness to a third partner introduces Taylor to unfamiliar possibilities, while her feelings for Josey make the situation more complicated.

Gena and Finn meet online through their shared enthusiasm for a television series, despite differing ages and lives. Told through digital messages and journals, their friendship deepens until a crisis tests the bond and what they can offer.

Zack trains for a hundred-mile Tennessee race while preparing to care for his sister as their mother's Alzheimer's progresses. Learning that his longtime online girlfriend is Deaf adds sign language and new relationship pressures to his uncertain future.

Teenage monster hunter Indi travels the Mediterranean with his siblings after their parents disappear. While his older sister pursues revenge, Indi longs for an ordinary life, and a hidden treasure in their parents' journal offers a possible escape.

Isabel, who has rheumatoid arthritis, avoids dating because she believes relationships would burden other people. Meeting a boy with his own chronic illness gives her an unexpected sense of understanding and a reason to reconsider that rule.

At a West Virginia resort, Sugar volunteers to replace dance instructor Mara's unavailable partner without alerting the audience. Learning to perform as a boy brings her closer to Mara and unsettles her assumptions about whom she desires.

Andie has accepted being the best friend of charismatic Ivy, who never sees a romantic partner twice. When Ivy begins returning to Dot, Andie's unspoken hopes turn into jealousy that threatens the relationship she has relied on.

Returning to school after childbirth and postpartum depression, Sav learns her baby's father is dating her former girlfriend. Her new Speech partner suggests turning the experience into a competition play, exposing assumptions Sav must reconsider.