Hope Larson Books in Order

Hailey spends childhood exploring the woods with her magical friend Salamander, but growing up changes the bond between them. It's a quiet, dreamlike story about imagination, loss, and carrying wonder forward.

French student Noémie lands in a new city with homesickness and uncertainty already close behind. Her strange dreams, in which she is a horse helping a sick girl, blur into a tender story about change and belonging.

Abby returns to summer camp expecting the usual routines, only to find old friendships shifting without her. Her bond with the odd new girl Shasta makes for a funny, painful portrait of growing up out of step.

In present-day and 1859 Nova Scotia, Tara and her ancestor Josey are linked by family secrets, lost treasure, and something uncanny in the woods. The dual-timeline mystery builds slowly toward revelation.

Hope Larson adapts Madeleine L'Engle's classic as Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin cross space and time to rescue Meg's father. The result keeps the story's wonder, oddness, and battle between love and darkness.

Lin's cell phone zaps her with strange powers and turns an ordinary teenager into a reluctant superhero. While a blogger calls her Anonymous Coward, Lin has to stop a villain spreading through code and signals.

Barbara Gordon heads to Japan to train and sharpen her skills, but a chance reunion drops her into a deadly mystery. The new run starts with travel, action, and a more restless Batgirl.

Following a clue to Singapore, Batgirl enters the world of MMA fighting while tracking the shadowy figure called the Student. Her new opponent may also be tied to her newest crush.

A second attack bearing the Student's mark sends Batgirl to Korea in search of answers. The case is turning personal, and Barbara has to move fast before someone close to her gets hurt.

Barbara realizes too late that Teacher has been steering her exactly where he wants. To save Kai in time, Batgirl must break the trap and finish the chase in Shanghai.

The chase across Asia ends in Shanghai, where Batgirl finally faces Teacher head-on. Winning means more than throwing punches, because Barbara has to outthink a mind-enhanced enemy.

On the flight home, a supposed break turns into disaster when Poison Ivy attacks the plane. Batgirl has to save everyone on board and figure out what sent Ivy after them.

In 1860 New York, twins Alex and Cleo Dodge are separated after a street-level scheme goes wrong and both get pulled toward the sea. Pirates, hidden treasure, and nonstop danger power this fast historical adventure.

At the Crossed Palms resort, sixteen-year-old valet Goldie Vance dreams of becoming the house detective. When Walter lets her help on a case, her sharp eye and bold curiosity finally get a chance to shine.

Goldie keeps digging into a guest's missing necklace and finds the case is bigger than it first looked. Resort gossip, hidden motives, and fast thinking drive this brisk second chapter.

The missing necklace trail leads Goldie toward spies, secrets, and a plan far more dangerous than petty theft. She is learning quickly that hotel mysteries can open onto much larger worlds.

Goldie and Cheryl discover a woman in an astronaut suit washed up on the beach, and nothing about the scene makes sense. The new case pulls them far beyond ordinary hotel intrigue.

After Cheryl and the strange astronaut disappear, Goldie follows their trail into a much bigger mystery. The search mixes friendship, science dreams, and real danger.

Goldie's investigation leads her toward a secretive training program and people who clearly do not want questions asked. She has to stay clever and calm if she wants Cheryl back safely.

With the case closing in, Goldie pieces together the truth behind the astronaut mystery and races to rescue her friend. It's a lively finale with brains, heart, and a dash of space-age wonder.

Goldie Vance lives at a Florida resort and dreams of becoming its detective. Her chance comes with a missing necklace case that opens into spies, secrets, and a very stylish first mystery.

Back in Burnside, Barbara finds everything shifted while a new tech mogul arrives with a familiar last name. Ethan Cobblepot, the Penguin's estranged son, looks charming, but Batgirl suspects trouble.

Barbara tries to balance a possible romance with Ethan Cobblepot and a growing suspicion that he is hiding something. Batgirl's investigation gets even messier when Magpie enters the picture.

Meeting your boyfriend's father is bad enough. Meeting the Penguin while trying to decide whether Ethan Cobblepot is hero or villain is worse, and Batgirl has to make the call fast.

Ethan Cobblepot seems ready to turn Burnside against Batgirl, but Barbara is not sure his story is that simple. The conflict pushes her to decide whether Ethan can change or is doomed to repeat Penguin's path.

Batgirl races to stop Ethan's plan before Burnside changes beyond repair. Even if she wins, Barbara has to face the harder question of whether home can ever stay the same.

A strange creature is haunting the Burnside YMCA, and no one can explain where it came from. Batgirl dives into an offbeat mystery with a weird sci-fi edge and real danger underneath.

What starts as a clash with Catwoman turns serious when someone close to Batgirl gets caught in the middle. Barbara has to solve the case before a simple feud turns into lasting damage.

A villain from Barbara and Dick Grayson's past forces them to reopen old wounds. The story mixes superhero action with unresolved feelings as Batgirl and Nightwing try to separate memory from myth.

Just as Batgirl and Nightwing think they understand the threat stalking them, they realize they've walked into a trap. The case tightens around them and pushes their long-complicated bond into the open.

The trap set for Batgirl and Nightwing turns out to have roots deep in their shared past. A long-hidden enemy steps forward, and suddenly escape looks far from certain.

Batgirl and Nightwing finally face the Red Queen in a revenge story shaped by memory and old pain. The finale answers the past's central mystery while forcing both heroes to reckon with it.

Harley Quinn crashes Barbara's company party with a killer virus, sending Batgirl on a frantic chase for a cure. It's a holiday issue with bright chaos, ticking-clock stakes, and plenty of Burnside energy.

Barbara Gordon takes Batgirl global, chasing a dangerous case across Asia before heading back to Burnside. This opening collection mixes training, travel, Poison Ivy chaos, and a fresh reset for the character.

Goldie's longtime rival Sugar Maple needs help after someone starts sabotaging her race car before a major competition. The case throws Goldie into high-speed rivalries, old grudges, and clues hidden in plain sight.

As the sabotage case deepens, Goldie follows fresh leads through the racing world with Cheryl close by. Every clue points to bigger motives, and race day is getting dangerously near.

Goldie's suspect list narrows as tensions rise around Sugar Maple's big race. To stop the saboteur in time, she has to read people as carefully as she reads clues.

The sabotage mystery hits its breaking point as the big race finally arrives. Goldie has to expose the culprit before Sugar Maple's moment on the track is ruined for good.

A woman in an astronaut suit washes ashore, Cheryl vanishes, and Goldie follows the clues into a secretive science mystery. The second volume adds bigger stakes without losing the series' sunny charm.

Goldie agrees to help rival racer Sugar Maple after someone starts sabotaging her car before a major event. The result is a fast, fun mystery built around competition, trust, and old grudges.

When bands start disappearing before the town's big music festival, Goldie has another mystery on her hands. The case blends backstage chaos, local color, and the same cheerful sleuthing that defines the series.

Reunited with their father, twins Alex and Cleo Dodge head back to sea after a treasure linked to their family. Pirates, divided loyalties, and growing differences between the siblings make the voyage even riskier.

Back in Burnside, Barbara gets drawn to Ethan Cobblepot, the Penguin's estranged son, while suspecting he may be running a larger game. Romance, tech-world intrigue, and family legacy drive this volume.

Bina expects an endless summer with her best friend Austin, but camp, boredom, and changing feelings leave her adrift. Music helps her find new connections in this quiet, sharp story about friendship growing in new directions.

A sudden blizzard buries Gotham, and Batgirl heads into the cold to learn whether nature or the Penguin is behind it. The mystery mixes citywide danger with one of Barbara Gordon's more personal rivalries.

With Gotham still frozen, Batgirl digs deeper into the engineered blizzard and the Penguin's supposed change of heart. The case pulls in Black Sun and forces Barbara to decide who is running the con.

After women in Burnside are attacked, Batgirl launches an investigation that quickly becomes personal. Working alongside Commissioner Gordon, Barbara must solve the case while navigating their strained father-daughter dynamic.

Barbara realizes her life out of costume has stalled just as Kai reappears in Burnside. What looks like a chance to reset soon twists into a stranger mystery about perception, memory, and trust.

Trapped inside a maze of her own mind, Batgirl has to act against instinct if she wants to get back to reality. It's a psychological finale that tests Barbara's identity as much as her survival.

This collection throws Batgirl from Harley Quinn's killer virus to attacks on women in Burnside and a reality-bending mystery around Kai. It is the strangest and most psychological stretch of Larson's run.

Batgirl and Nightwing are forced to confront a painful mystery rooted in their shared past. The story blends superhero danger with old feelings, unreliable memory, and a villain built on revenge.

A short Free Comic Book Day release connected to Hope Larson's comics work, designed as a quick, low-commitment introduction. It offers a light sample of the humor, mystery, and visual storytelling that define her projects.

Bina loves playing in a band with her friends, until romance inside the group leaves her feeling pushed aside. As Austin's feelings change too, she has to sort out music, friendship, and first-crush confusion.

Goldie, Cheryl, and Diane head to Los Angeles, where old Hollywood glamour quickly gives way to theft and suspicion. When a silent film star is framed, Goldie digs into secrets hidden behind the spotlight.

In 1919 Oklahoma, Vonceil's world shifts when a witch curses her family's well after her brother rejects her. To save the farm and her town, Vonceil must enter a dangerous world of folklore, magic, and hard truths.

Bina finally has the band and attention she wanted, but a record deal, family tension, and lingering awkwardness with Austin make success feel messy. It's a warm, honest look at friendship, music, and growing up.

In diary entries, prose, and comics, Christine records a turbulent 1996 as friendships crack and first love gets messy. Her lonely summer at a video store becomes a path toward art, confidence, and a clearer sense of self.

Verity Nelson seems good at everything except the subject that may cost her student body presidency. As she struggles through remedial math and learns she has dyscalculia, she starts understanding herself with more honesty and grace.