Jarrett J Krosoczka Books in Order

A lively little boy in monkey pajamas tries every trick he can to delay bedtime, from sneaking bananas to swinging in the bathroom. His patient mother gets him settled, though Monkey Boy may not be ready to sleep.

Josh wears a paper bag over his head all day, refusing to explain himself to worried adults. He even plays soccer in it, until his little sister asks the one question that reveals the bad haircut underneath.

Annie is warned to stay away from the creepy old Montgomery Mansion, but she is not afraid of anything. On Halloween night, she follows the dare into the darkness and discovers that the spooky house holds a surprise.

Two young brothers turn bath time into a swashbuckling voyage with their pirate mom and a fierce rubber-duck sidekick. Washing up becomes a high-seas adventure, complete with commands, splashing, and a treasure waiting after the tub.

Max and Kelly run against each other for school president, making signs, giving speeches, and promising better lunches and games. When the close election ends in disappointment for one candidate, cooperation offers a better way forward.

When Farmer Joe goes to sleep, Cow, Sheep, Pig, Goat, and Chicken reveal their secret life as a punk band. The barn becomes a concert hall for a loud, playful twist on a familiar farmyard song.

A young cowgirl is determined to help her mom run errands, cowboy style. Her efforts lead to dropped groceries and other mishaps, but her patient mother reminds her that trying to help still counts.

After Alex's friend Kevin moves away, his cheerful but clingy pal Slug becomes hard to handle. When Alex says something hurtful, he must learn how an honest apology can repair a friendship, even with a giant orange slug.

With Farmer Joe away at a tractor conference, Cow, Sheep, Pig, Goat, and Chicken take Punk Farm on the road. Their battered van creates one problem after another, but the setbacks may inspire their next big song.

Hector is thrilled when beloved Flippy Bunny author Lewis Scribson visits school, but the guest's behavior feels off. After Coach Birkby disappears, Lunch Lady and the Breakfast Bunch investigate the writer's suspicious agenda.

Dee, Hector, and Terrence wonder what their lunch lady does after serving sloppy joes. They soon learn Lunch Lady is an undercover hero, and her first case pits the team against a substitute teacher with a very mechanical secret.

The librarians at Thompson Brook suddenly become cold, secretive, and unsettlingly serious. When even Dee cannot get a smile from them, Lunch Lady, Betty, and the Breakfast Bunch investigate what is really happening among the stacks.

The Breakfast Bunch is excited to raise field-trip money at a school bake sale, until every snack disappears. Lunch Lady follows crumbs, clues, and culinary gadgetry to find the person sabotaging Thompson Brook's sweetest event.

Lunch Lady and the Breakfast Bunch expect a quiet summer at camp, until rumors of a swamp monster start feeling less like campfire stories. Dee, Hector, and Terrence join Lunch Lady to uncover the secret behind the scares.

On a field trip to a famous art museum, Dee, Hector, and Terrence notice that some paintings look suspiciously fake. Lunch Lady is distracted by the exhibits, so the Breakfast Bunch may have to crack this art-world conspiracy themselves.

This autobiographical comic collection follows Jarrett J. Krosoczka from a drawing-obsessed kid to a working author and illustrator. It offers a lively look at the childhood creativity, persistence, and odd jobs behind his early books.

Lost purple elephant Ollie is welcomed into Shelby and Peter's family, where he loves games and nightly dance parties. But a grumpy neighbor and jealous cat set a trap that sends Ollie toward the circus and away from home.

Dan ignores his friends' warning and tries fried pudding at a carnival. This short comic thriller follows the unsettling consequences of one very questionable snack choice, using visual storytelling to build its creepy, funny tension.

The Breakfast Bunch joins Thompson Brook's mathletes team and hopes to beat Willowby Academy for the championship. Lunch Lady spots something very wrong with the opposing team and its coach, turning the competition into another undercover case.

Picture day goes wrong when Thompson Brook students develop a bizarre acne outbreak. Lunch Lady suspects the school's fancy photographer is planning something dangerous, and she must stop the scheme before the students become part of a fashion-world plot.

Lunch Lady and Betty are cut from the school budget at the worst possible moment. Villains from earlier cases return to Thompson Brook, and the Breakfast Bunch must help their favorite undercover heroes stop a plan to take over the school.

Hector runs for student council president just as high-tech gadgets begin disappearing from Thompson Brook School. With the election distracting everyone, Lunch Lady and the Breakfast Bunch need to catch the stealthy thief before more equipment vanishes.

Rookie detective Rick Zengo is paired with veteran Corey O'Malley when a schoolteacher disappears. A suspicious bag of illegal fish points toward powerful businessman Frank Pandini Jr., but the new partners must learn how to work together first.

Best friends Peanut Butter, a seahorse, and Jellyfish love exploring the ocean, despite Crabby's constant insults. When their rude neighbor is trapped and needs help, the friends must decide whether kindness can change their relationship.

The opening of Kalamazoo City's massive new entertainment complex turns chaotic when sabotage threatens the event. Detectives Rick Zengo and Corey O'Malley sort through a crowded suspect list to find out who wants the Dome destroyed.

A lost balloon, scraped knee, rainy day, and other kid-sized disappointments get a hopeful new perspective. This cheerful picture book shows how a frustrating moment can still lead to something comforting, funny, or unexpectedly good.

When mayoral candidate Frank Pandini Jr. is attacked, Rick Zengo is assigned to protect him. With O'Malley working alongside new detective Jo Cooper, the Platypus Police Squad must uncover who is behind the threats.

Victor Starspeeder starts at Jedi Academy eager to become a Jedi, even if his accomplished sister Christina finds him embarrassing. Detention, drama club, new friends, and a seemingly helpful older student make his first year anything but simple.

Mayor Frank Pandini Jr. has Kalamazoo City celebrating, but Detectives Zengo, O'Malley, and Cooper cannot solve a case. Then a huge shadow appears in the water, forcing the Platypus Police Squad into a puzzling new investigation.

Lucy insists she is not tired and skips her nap before a trip to the store with Dad. As small frustrations pile up, the outing turns into a noisy, overwhelming meltdown that proves naps can matter.

Victor Starspeeder expects a confident second year at Jedi Academy, but drama club disappointment, a new student, and rumors about Christina shake him up. He must lean on his friends and the Force when school suddenly feels lonely.

In this graphic memoir, Jarrett grows up with his outspoken grandparents while his mother struggles with addiction and his father remains a mystery. Drawing helps him navigate family secrets, difficult questions, and his search for connection.

Victor Starspeeder begins his third year without his sister and finds Jedi Academy under strict new droid leadership. Curfews and rules multiply after a security breach, so Victor and his friends investigate what the administration is hiding.

Christina Starspeeder returns for another year at the advanced Jedi Academy, where missions bring her face-to-face with remarkable creatures. Bringing home an adorable baby nexu creates a growing problem that may be too big to keep secret.

After graduating from Coruscant, Christina Starspeeder begins advanced Jedi training in Jedha City. Once a top student, she now faces a demanding mentor, a snarky droid, and classmates who seem far ahead of her.

Christina Starspeeder continues her advanced Jedi training at Jedha City, where old friends and unfamiliar faces shape her next challenge. Told through comics, notes, and doodles, this installment follows her toward an important new stage in her Jedi life.

As a high school student, Jarrett becomes a counselor at a camp for seriously ill children and their families. His anxious first summer becomes a deeply personal lesson in friendship, joy, grief, and the freedom a safe community can offer.