Heather Alexander Books in Order

Mary-Kate and Ashley are having fun at cheer camp until things start disappearing. The twins jump into the mystery and try to figure out who is behind the trouble.

The Trenchcoat Twins hear about Lucy, a tattooed cat said to bring good luck, then discover she has vanished. A Halloween mystery with a weird hook sends Mary-Kate and Ashley after clues.

A playful story built around paper folding, trial and error, and the little frustrations that come with making something by hand. It has a light, crafty feel and keeps the focus on sticking with it.

A practical guide to living with roommates, from setting boundaries to surviving conflict and daily mess. It focuses on the small habits and conversations that can make shared living easier.

An Easter celebration turns puzzling, and the Trenchcoat Twins have another case on their hands. It is a light, clue-driven mystery built around holiday chaos and quick detective work.

When a friend's tulips are wrecked before a flower show, the clues seem to point to an impossible suspect, a unicorn. Mary-Kate and Ashley follow the evidence through one of their oddest cases yet.

Allie Gator is supposed to help with the Halloween hayride and pumpkin picking, but a black cat keeps crossing her path. What looks like bad luck turns into a surprisingly helpful adventure.

Derek claims he is finished with girls, until he meets Sally and changes his mind fast. The story keeps the family-comedy tone of Life with Derek while piling on dating trouble and mixed signals.

Justin is thrilled about prom until a magical fix for a huge blemish backfires in spectacular fashion. This Wizards of Waverly Place tie-in mixes dating nerves, family chaos, and comic magical trouble.

At school, Miley and Lilly go head-to-head with Amber and Ashley in the annual fundraiser. Between competition and an unwise shopping spree, Miley has more than one mess to untangle.

Greek gods, goddesses, heroes, monsters, and epic stories all come together in this illustrated introduction. It is a clear, engaging doorway into myths that still shape storytelling today.

Alex tries to use magic to get a crush to notice her and creates a much stranger problem instead. Meanwhile, Justin leans on wizardry for baseball, with messy results of his own.

Sweet recipes from around the world come with simple instructions and bits of background about where each dessert belongs. It is a practical cookbook that also sneaks in geography and culture.

A kid-friendly cookbook of simple snacks from different countries, with short cultural notes alongside the recipes. It turns cooking into a small world tour that feels hands-on and approachable.

Peter Parker heads to a movie set with Mary Jane and ends up tangled in a mystery that needs Spider-Man's help. It is a quick superhero adventure with a light, classic feel.

Alex wants to hide a bad wizard school report card, but her spell turns her parents into guinea pigs. From there, the story becomes a fast family scramble to fix the damage.

At wizard school, Justin thrives while Alex struggles to fit in, until a dangerous professor targets them both. The story keeps the sibling rivalry sharp while raising the magical stakes a little.

An inviting guide to famous artists, styles, and masterpieces, with projects that help kids try ideas for themselves. It makes art history feel visual, approachable, and full of personality.

Molly moves from Arizona to New Jersey and suddenly has to rebuild her whole social life. Popularity looks tempting, but the book asks whether fitting in is worth losing sight of who really gets you.

A Hollywood film crew arrives at the circus, and Allie is suddenly determined to steal the spotlight. Her star dreams put real strain on her friendships, and she has to decide what matters more.

When Marlo moves onto the Stardust Circus train, she is desperate to make friends and prove she belongs. Finding her special talent becomes the key to joining the girls she admires most.

This wide-ranging introduction to the natural world covers animals, plants, fossils, rocks, and ecosystems in a lively, illustrated format. It is a strong first stop for kids who like science with plenty to browse.

A lively introduction to the U.S. women's soccer team, its standout players, and the drive behind the push for gold. It mixes sports facts with personality and team spirit.

A rabbit thinks a ghost is haunting the garden, so owl detectives Wallace and Grace open the case. Their first mystery is spooky in the safest possible way, with clear clues and a sweet payoff.

A clear, accessible biography that follows Hillary Clinton from childhood through public life. It places her story inside the changing politics and culture of the years she lived through.

From giant plant-eaters to fearsome hunters, this lift-the-flap book answers kid-sized dinosaur questions with speed and color. Fossils, extinction, and prehistoric life all get room to shine.

This interactive nonfiction book explores farm animals, crops, tractors, and the work that keeps a farm running. Short answers and flaps make it easy for younger readers to dig into the details.

A question-and-answer lift-the-flap book about bones, muscles, organs, senses, and how the body works. It turns complex biology into clear facts young readers can explore a little at a time.

A flap-filled look at jungle habitats, plants, animals, and survival in a dense, busy ecosystem. It is built for curious readers who want quick facts and lots to discover on every spread.

A school prank goes badly wrong, and Apple White ends up blamed for the magical mess. Now she has to help fix the damage and save an important dance before everything gets worse.

Told through Raven Queen's diary, this Ever After High story follows a spring break that should be fun but starts to feel cursed. Friendship, suspicion, and fairy-tale pressure all collide.

When Monty the chipmunk's cupcake disappears, owl detectives Wallace and Grace follow the clues to find the thief. It is a cozy early mystery with just enough suspense for new independent readers.

While on a scavenger hunt, Wallace and Grace meet a lost puppy named Jasper and try to help him get home. The case is gentle, clue-based, and full of teamwork.

This illustrated guide introduces Odin, Thor, Loki, giants, monsters, and the major Norse myths. It keeps the stories dramatic and accessible while giving kids a solid first look at the mythic world.

Dive into the ocean with flap-filled answers about sea creatures, waves, reefs, and the deep. It is a bright, browseable introduction for kids who want to know what is happening beneath the surface.

Planets, stars, rockets, moons, and galaxies all get the lift-the-flap treatment here. The book keeps the facts short and exciting, which makes space feel big without becoming overwhelming.

A lively lift-the-flap guide to volcanoes, weather, oceans, rocks, and the systems that make Earth work. The question-and-answer format makes big science feel easy to explore.

This interactive lift-the-flap book answers questions about cars, trucks, boats, rockets, and more. It keeps young readers moving from one machine to the next with quick facts and surprises under the flaps.

A spooky Halloween-themed puzzle puts Wallace and Grace on the case again. The mood is seasonal and playful, with just enough mystery to keep early readers guessing.

An illustrated introduction to ancient Egypt, from pyramids and pharaohs to mummies, gods, and daily life along the Nile. Big ideas are broken into clear, kid-friendly sections that invite browsing.

This illustrated guide introduces the story, music, costumes, and choreography of *The Nutcracker*. It is a friendly way for kids to understand why the ballet has remained such a holiday favorite.

This middle grade biography tells how Lydia Darragh quietly helped protect George Washington's army during the Revolution. It blends espionage, danger, and history into a story with real tension.

A state-by-state collection of strange laws, odd landmarks, local legends, and wonderfully specific American facts. It reads like a road trip powered by curiosity and surprise.

After success in a school pitch competition, Hallie and Jaye push their bug-snack business further. Bigger opportunities bring more pressure, and partnership suddenly takes real work.

A field trip and a bug-eating challenge spark the idea for an edible insect startup. Hallie and Jaye have to decide whether a weird idea is worth turning into a real business.

A fast-moving biography of Dr. Mae Jemison, the first African American woman in space. The book follows her path through science, medicine, and NASA with plenty of energy and kid-friendly context.

This colorful tour of California rounds up the state's odd facts, famous places, natural wonders, and local quirks. It is a fun way for young readers to see what makes the Golden State feel unlike anywhere else.

This state tour travels from New York City to upstate landmarks, quirky traditions, inventions, and regional oddities. It is packed with the weird, memorable details that make New York stand out.

This fact-packed guide rounds up Texas history, landmarks, wildlife, inventions, and larger-than-life local quirks. It is built to show why the state feels so distinct and memorable.

An entertaining look at superstitions, rituals, lucky charms, and traditions from around the world. It is full of surprising history and the kinds of beliefs people still carry with them today.

From wildlife and beaches to odd attractions and surprising local stories, this book gathers the details that make Florida feel unmistakable. It is part trivia tour, part geography adventure.

Each state gets one iconic word, giving young readers a simple, memorable first pass through the United States. Maps, flags, and cheerful facts help turn those words into a bigger picture.

A missing gift sends Wallace and Grace back into detective mode. This cozy mystery gives the owl duo another chance to follow clues, sort through suspects, and help a worried friend.

A spooky trip across all 50 states, collecting ghost stories, eerie legends, and unsettling bits of local lore. It is meant to thrill without tipping too far into nightmare territory.

This child-friendly artist biography introduces Henri Matisse through the colors, shapes, and ideas that shaped his work. It helps young readers look closely and see how art grows from what an artist notices.