Holly Black Books in Order

Sixteen-year-old Kaye returns to New Jersey and stumbles back into the faerie world she thought was half imagined. Soon she is caught between rival courts and the kind of bargain that can ruin a life.

This short Spiderwick adventure throws the Grace children into an ugly clash with goblins. It is a quick, creepy reminder that the creatures around Spiderwick Estate are not interested in playing nice.

With strange creatures closing in and the field guide causing chaos, the Grace children turn to Aunt Lucinda for answers. What they learn makes the Spiderwick secrets feel bigger, older, and far more dangerous.

After moving into a creaky old house, Jared, Simon, and Mallory Grace discover a mysterious field guide that proves faeries are real. Their new home suddenly feels a lot less ordinary, and much more dangerous.

When Simon vanishes, Jared and Mallory race to rescue him from unseen goblins. To save their brother, they need a way to see through faerie glamour and understand what is really hunting them.

The Grace kids discover that moving to Spiderwick means dealing with more than one kind of monster. In this brisk companion tale, a troll turns an ordinary crossing into real danger.

Something is poisoning the land near Spiderwick, Mallory disappears, and clues lead Jared to an abandoned quarry. The deeper the Grace children go, the clearer it becomes that the faerie world wants more than mischief.

Mulgarath has stolen Arthur Spiderwick's guide and taken the Grace children's mother. Jared, Simon, and Mallory have one last chance to stop an ogre with an army before everything they love is lost.

This lavish guide collects Arthur Spiderwick's notes on the hidden creatures living beside the human world. It is a richly illustrated compendium for readers who want more lore, warnings, and faerie detail.

Part journal, part field notebook, this Spiderwick companion invites readers to record creatures, clues, and curious discoveries of their own. It expands the series' world in a playful, in-universe way.

After a brutal betrayal, Val runs away to New York and falls in with a dangerous crowd living beneath the city. Down in the tunnels, she finds monsters, magic, and choices that could change her forever.

This Spiderwick companion is a tongue-in-cheek handbook on sprites, their habits, and the trouble they can cause. It is more guidebook than story, and all the more fun for it.

Another quick Spiderwick outing, this story drops the Grace children into a fast-moving scrape with faerie trouble close behind. It keeps the series' mix of danger, humor, and sibling teamwork.

Kaye and Roiben are trying to hold together love, power, and two worlds that do not mix easily. As court politics and old dangers close in, survival means choosing what can be saved and what cannot.

This larger Spiderwick collection gathers the Grace children's encounters with the hidden faerie world into one volume. It is a handy way to revisit the early discoveries, danger, and creature lore.

Nick Vargas thinks moving to Florida is bad enough before a tiny nixie asks for help. Soon he, his brother Julian, and his stepsister Laurie are facing giants and a whole new kind of Spiderwick trouble.

Nick, Laurie, and Julian are still dealing with the fallout from helping a nixie when an even bigger threat arrives. Giants are on the move, and stopping them will take nerve, teamwork, and luck.

Rue Silver's ordinary life unravels after her mother disappears and faerie secrets begin surfacing all around her. The more Rue learns about her family, the less safe her neighborhood becomes.

Coedited with Cecil Castellucci, this anthology celebrates every kind of geek, from gamers and cosplayers to theater kids and fan-fiction obsessives. The stories are funny, affectionate, and proudly dorky.

Rue's world keeps sliding deeper into faerie chaos as family secrets, divided loyalties, and dangerous magic tighten around her. The middle book darkens the story without losing its emotional pull.

The final Beyond Spiderwick book raises the stakes as old enemies and ancient creatures push toward open conflict. Nick, Laurie, and Julian have to decide how much they are willing to risk to stop it.

Rue's story reaches its breaking point as faerie power spreads through her town and every relationship feels strained. The finale brings the series' family wounds and supernatural danger crashing together.

This story collection gathers eerie, sharp-edged tales full of monsters, bargains, and people who wander too close to danger. It is a good sampler of Holly Black's darker short fiction.

Cassel Sharpe comes from a family of curse workers and criminals, but he thinks he has no magic of his own. Then a white cat, missing memories, and old lies force him to question everything he knows.

Cassel is trying to hold on to something like a normal life, but his family, the mob, and the law all have plans for him. To survive, he has to outplay people who know exactly how dangerous he is.

Cassel is pulled into a deadly con where politics, crime families, and curse work collide. The final book asks what loyalty is worth when every side wants to use him.

Three friends set out on an eerie road trip to bury a doll that may be haunted. It is a ghost story, but also a tender book about childhood, change, and not wanting to grow up alone.

Tana wakes after a massacre to find herself trapped between the infected, the dead, and a mysterious boy with secrets. To save the people still alive, she heads straight for the deadly heart of Coldtown.

This short Doctor Who story turns darkness into the real threat. Holly Black packs a lot of unease and momentum into a very small adventure.

Callum Hunt has spent his life being warned away from magic, so the last thing he wants is a place at the Magisterium. But failing the entrance test goes very wrong, and the school may know more about him than he does.

Call's summer ends with a terrifying discovery about his father and a return to the Magisterium. Once a powerful copper gauntlet is stolen, he and his friends are pulled into a hunt full of danger and hard truths.

In Fairfold, humans and faeries live dangerously close together, and a horned boy sleeps in a glass coffin in the woods. When he wakes, Hazel and Ben are pulled into a story older and darker than they knew.

Lucifer Morningstar is pulled back into supernatural schemes that stretch across Earth, Heaven, and Hell. Holly Black gives the fallen angel a story full of old grudges, cosmic danger, and sharp wit.

The second volume deepens Lucifer's troubles, mixing family tension with darker metaphysical stakes. The story grows stranger, sadder, and more dangerous as old obligations come due.

Call, Tamara, and Aaron should be enjoying their status as heroes, but a brutal death proves the Magisterium is not safe. To stop a killer, they have to trust their magic while fearing what it might reveal.

The final volume widens the supernatural conflict and brings Lucifer's story toward a bloody reckoning. It keeps the series' mix of mythic scale, moral ambiguity, and dangerous family ties.

Call's life is in ruins, his secret is out, and freedom comes with a terrible price. Fourth year at the Magisterium forces him to choose between loyalty, power, and everything he has left to lose.

This collection gathers standalone Lumberjanes one-shots, from ghost ponies to mysterious plants and bizarre field trips. Each story spotlights a different facet of camp life, offering extra glimpses of Jo, April, Mal, Molly and Ripley between the main arcs.

Jude is a mortal girl raised in the High Court of Faerie, where power matters more than kindness. To earn a place there, she must outmaneuver Prince Cardan and survive a nest of court intrigue.

As Call begins his final year at the Magisterium, he is more isolated and feared than ever. The last battle is coming, and it will test everything he has learned about magic, friendship, and himself.

This companion novella retells key events around The Cruel Prince through Taryn's eyes. It fills in her choices, loyalties, and secrets without replacing the main trilogy.

Set between the two live-action Maleficent films, this novel follows Aurora as she tries to rule humans and fair folk alike. Love, leadership, and old wounds make peace harder than it looks.

Exiled from Faerie, Jude is pulled back just as war and old bargains come crashing together. To save her family and her kingdom, she must risk everything in the place that has always wanted her broken.

Jude has more power than ever, but holding it may be harder than winning it. As betrayal closes in from every side, she has to decide whom she can trust in Elfhame's deadly court.

Told from Cardan's point of view, this illustrated companion returns to Elfhame before, during, and after the main trilogy. It adds new layers to his childhood, his crown, and his complicated heart.

Charlie Hall is a former thief in a world where shadow magic can buy power, beauty, and ruin. Trying to stay out of trouble only drags her deeper into murder, secrets, and the people who profit from them.

This Arthurian picture book retells the legend of Sir Morien, a young knight on a journey to find his missing father and claim his place in the wider world of King Arthur.

Suren, the former child queen of the Court of Teeth, has been hiding in the human world until Prince Oak finds her again. Their uneasy alliance leads back into Elfhame, where every favor has teeth.

Prince Oak is imprisoned in the north by a queen who has every reason to hate him. With war approaching, he must choose between love, loyalty, and the fate of Elfhame itself.

Charlie Hall is back in a darker, sharper sequel built around shadow theft and secret societies. She is good at stealing impossible things, but this time the job may cost her far more than she planned.

This illustrated collection returns to Holly Black's faerie world through stories of dangerous beauty, sharp bargains, and love that never comes safely. It promises wonder, menace, and monsters with good manners.