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Jessica Day George Books in Order

Explore Jessica Day George books in order, with concise summaries, series guides, reading paths, and helpful suggestions for choosing where to begin.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Dragon Slippers

by Jessica Day George

2006

Creel escapes being sacrificed to a dragon by striking a bargain and receiving a pair of blue slippers. Their hidden power draws her into a growing conflict between humans and dragons, while she dreams of becoming a dressmaker.

Dragon Flight

by Jessica Day George

2008

Prince Luka discovers that Citatie plans to attack Feravel with an army mounted on dragons. Creel gathers her dragon friends to spy, fight, and protect a fragile peace before their home is lost.

Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow

by Jessica Day George

2008

Able to understand animals, the Lass accepts a polar bear's offer to help her struggling family. At his icy castle, she uncovers an enchantment that will demand courage, love, and a journey into a place even the winds fear.

Dragon Spear

by Jessica Day George

2009

Creel hopes for peace, a wedding, and a quiet life after the dragon war. Then Queen Velika is kidnapped, sending Creel and Prince Luka into a dangerous rescue across the Far Isles, where enemies and volcanoes await.

Princess of the Midnight Ball

by Jessica Day George

2009

Returning soldier Galen learns that twelve princesses wear out their shoes dancing every night under a terrible curse. With silver knitting needles and an invisibility cloak, he follows them into a hidden world to uncover the truth.

Princess of Glass

by Jessica Day George

2010

Princess Poppy joins a royal exchange program hoping for distance from home, but an angry fairy godmother has other plans. Enchanted glass slippers and a manipulated servant turn a possible romance into a dangerous contest.

Tuesdays at the Castle

by Jessica Day George

2011

Every Tuesday, Castle Glower adds a new room or passageway, and Princess Celie maps them all. When her parents are ambushed, Celie's secret knowledge may be the only way to protect her siblings and save the kingdom.

Princess of the Silver Woods

by Jessica Day George

2012

Princess Petunia travels through the Westfalin Woods and becomes entangled with a band of charming thieves called wolves. As old nightmares return, she and her sisters must face a trap connected to their family's unfinished curse.

Wednesdays in the Tower

by Jessica Day George

2013

When Celie discovers a giant egg inside a new tower, she is sure Castle Glower expects her to protect it. Keeping the coming surprise secret proves difficult, especially when the Castle's old mysteries begin stirring again.

Thursdays with the Crown

by Jessica Day George

2014

Castle Glower transports Celie and her friends to a ruined, unfamiliar land filled with wild griffins. To return home, they must navigate an old feud between wizards and uncover secrets from the Castle's earliest history.

Silver in the Blood

by Jessica Day George

2015

In 1890s New York, cousins Dacia and Lou know little of their Romanian relatives. A journey to meet the Florescu family reveals a dangerous supernatural inheritance and a connection to the Dracula line neither girl can safely ignore.

Fridays with the Wizards

by Jessica Day George

2016

Life at Castle Glower is busy with newborn griffins and wedding plans until the ancient wizard Arkwright escapes. Celie must track him through the Castle's secret spaces, even if stopping him means sacrificing rooms she loves.

Saturdays at Sea

by Jessica Day George

2017

Celie and her family set sail aboard a magical ship built from pieces of Castle Glower. Far from home, they must learn whether they can trust this new creation as much as the Castle itself.

The Rose Legacy

by Jessica Day George

2018

Sent beyond the Wall to live with an uncle, orphaned Anthea discovers horses that her kingdom claims are extinct. Her rare ability to communicate with them forces her to question her past, her family, and everything she has been taught.

The Queen's Secret

by Jessica Day George

2019

Anthea knows horses are not the plague carriers her kingdom fears, but a new deadly outbreak turns public opinion against them. She and her friends race to deliver medicine while uncovering a secret that could change the kingdom.

The Rider's Reign

by Jessica Day George

2020

Anthea's mother kidnaps a princess and several horses, pushing Anthea and her friends toward a hostile neighboring land. With war threatening, Anthea must outmaneuver her mother's plans and protect the future she has fought to build.

Where to start with Jessica Day George

For a magical middle-grade adventure: Tuesdays at the CastleWednesdays in the TowerThursdays with the Crown.
For dragons, danger, and a practical heroine: Dragon SlippersDragon FlightDragon Spear.
For fairy-tale retellings: Princess of the Midnight BallPrincess of GlassPrincess of the Silver Woods.
For horse-centered fantasy: The Rose LegacyThe Queen's SecretThe Rider's Reign.
For a wintry standalone tale: Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow.

Castle Glower books in order

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  1. Book cover for "Tuesdays at the Castle"

    Tuesdays at the Castle

    by Jessica Day George

    2011Tuesdays at the Castle, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Wednesdays in the Tower"

    Wednesdays in the Tower

    by Jessica Day George

    2013Castle Glower, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Thursdays with the Crown"

    Thursdays with the Crown

    by Jessica Day George

    2014Tuesdays at the Castle, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Fridays with the Wizards"

    Fridays with the Wizards

    by Jessica Day George

    2016Castle Glower, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Saturdays at Sea"

    Saturdays at Sea

    by Jessica Day George

    2017Tuesdays at the Castle, Book 5

Castle Glower books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Wednesdays in the Tower"

    Wednesdays in the Tower

    by Jessica Day George

    2013Castle Glower, Book 2
  2. Book cover for "Fridays with the Wizards"

    Fridays with the Wizards

    by Jessica Day George

    2016Castle Glower, Book 4

Dragon Slippers books in order

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  1. Book cover for "Dragon Slippers"

    Dragon Slippers

    by Jessica Day George

    2006Dragon Slippers, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Dragon Flight"

    Dragon Flight

    by Jessica Day George

    2008Dragon Slippers, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Dragon Spear"

    Dragon Spear

    by Jessica Day George

    2009Dragon Slippers, Book 3

Dragon Slippers books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Dragon Slippers"

    Dragon Slippers

    by Jessica Day George

    2006Dragon Slippers, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Dragon Flight"

    Dragon Flight

    by Jessica Day George

    2008Dragon Slippers, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Dragon Spear"

    Dragon Spear

    by Jessica Day George

    2009Dragon Slippers, Book 3

Princess of the Midnight Ball books in order

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  1. Book cover for "Princess of the Midnight Ball"

    Princess of the Midnight Ball

    by Jessica Day George

    2009Princess of the Midnight Ball, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Princess of Glass"

    Princess of Glass

    by Jessica Day George

    2010Princess of the Midnight Ball, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Princess of the Silver Woods"

    Princess of the Silver Woods

    by Jessica Day George

    2012Princess of the Midnight Ball, Book 3

Princess of the Midnight Ball books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Princess of the Midnight Ball"

    Princess of the Midnight Ball

    by Jessica Day George

    2009Princess of the Midnight Ball, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Princess of Glass"

    Princess of Glass

    by Jessica Day George

    2010Princess of the Midnight Ball, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Princess of the Silver Woods"

    Princess of the Silver Woods

    by Jessica Day George

    2012Princess of the Midnight Ball, Book 3

Silver in the Blood books in order

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  1. Book cover for "Silver in the Blood"

    Silver in the Blood

    by Jessica Day George

    2015Silver in the Blood, Book 1

Silver in the Blood books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Silver in the Blood"

    Silver in the Blood

    by Jessica Day George

    2015Silver in the Blood, Book 1

The Rose Legacy books in order

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  1. Book cover for "The Rose Legacy"

    The Rose Legacy

    by Jessica Day George

    2018The Rose Legacy, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Queen's Secret"

    The Queen's Secret

    by Jessica Day George

    2019The Rose Legacy, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "The Rider's Reign"

    The Rider's Reign

    by Jessica Day George

    2020The Rose Legacy, Book 3

The Rose Legacy books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Rose Legacy"

    The Rose Legacy

    by Jessica Day George

    2018The Rose Legacy, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Queen's Secret"

    The Queen's Secret

    by Jessica Day George

    2019The Rose Legacy, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "The Rider's Reign"

    The Rider's Reign

    by Jessica Day George

    2020The Rose Legacy, Book 3

Standalone Jessica Day George books

  1. Book cover for "Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow"

    Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow

    by Jessica Day George

    2008

Author bio

Jessica Day George grew up in Idaho with a book never far from reach. She has said that reading and writing were the things she wanted most, and that even practical parts of life often felt like interruptions before she could get back to a story.

By age twelve, she was telling people she planned to be a writer. She did not see it as a vague someday goal. It was the job she wanted.

George studied Humanities and Comparative Literature at Brigham Young University. Her studies included German, Norwegian, and Old Norse, driven in part by her wish to read Viking stories and sagas more closely. Those interests later found their way into her work, especially its fairy-tale roots, northern landscapes, old legends, and practical young people facing very strange problems.

Before publishing, she took the kinds of jobs that keep a person going while a manuscript is still waiting for its chance. She worked at a wedding invitation factory, a video store, libraries, bookstores, and a school office. Through all of it, she kept writing.

Books came first.

Her first published novel, Dragon Slippers, introduced Creel, a girl who survives an encounter with a dragon by bargaining instead of waiting to be rescued. It became the start of a trilogy about dragons, diplomacy, war, friendship, sewing, and a stubbornly sensible heroine. The books show one of George's favorite moves: take a familiar fantasy setup, then let the supposedly helpless character solve the problem herself.

She returned to that idea in the fairy-tale novels Princess of the Midnight Ball, Princess of Glass, and Princess of the Silver Woods. These books borrow the bones of classic tales, including The Twelve Dancing Princesses, Cinderella, and Little Red Riding Hood, but make room for knitting, family squabbles, secret magic, romance, and girls who do not wait quietly for the plot to save them. Her standalone Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow draws on the Norwegian tale East of the Sun, West of the Moon.

Her middle-grade fantasy Tuesdays at the Castle begins with Princess Celie and Castle Glower, a living castle that adds rooms and passageways when it feels like it. The later Rose Legacy books follow Anthea, a girl with a rare ability to communicate with horses, as she learns that her kingdom's version of history is not the whole truth. Across these stories, readers often find close family ties, animals with strong opinions, magic with consequences, and young characters learning to trust their own judgment.

George also knits, plays piano and viola, enjoys travel, and has a lasting interest in Norway and Germany. She lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, with her husband and three children. Her website and later posts make clear that she is still deeply attached to the characters, creatures, and places she has spent years building.

For George, stories have always been the main event.

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