Jessica Young Books in Order

A girl explores her neighborhood and discovers that colors mean different things to different people. While others associate blue with sadness or red with anger, her own experiences suggest another way to see them.

Finley expects a class trip to the art museum to make answering the question 'What is art?' easy. Instead, conflicting reactions to the paintings complicate a group assignment and challenge her ideas about creativity.

Finley arrives at Camp Acorn eager for crafts, campfires, and outdoor adventures. When she and cabinmate Olivia get lost looking for the restrooms, a frightening ghost story makes finding their way back even harder.

Finley plans to impress her school's invention judges, but her first device fails. A joke from her brother inspires a new creation designed to make people laugh, leaving her wondering whether the serious judges will appreciate it.

Finley wants to give her best friend Henry an unforgettable ninth birthday present. Winning the school cook-off could provide a year's supply of his favorite pizza, but her inventive dishes put their friendship under strain.

An aspiring young spy struggles to stay unnoticed because he makes too much noise and lacks a convincing disguise. When he asks the Chief for the secret of spying, he must work out the answer himself.

Tank, an enthusiastic Great Dane, persuades grumpy Scottish terrier Haggis to join an imaginary pirate adventure. Their contrasting personalities and misunderstandings turn an ordinary day into a seafaring journey filled with wordplay and comic mishaps.

Haggis and Tank imagine a journey in search of dinosaurs, building an egg nest and playing baseball with a triceratops. When the ground begins to shake, the dog friends wonder what creature might be approaching.

Inspired by a television show, Finley starts designing accessories that her friends eagerly order. Her mother discovers she is using the family's forks, forcing Finley to rethink her creations and find a new direction for her fashion business.

Haggis and Tank imagine flying to Scotland, where their adventures include a bog, a castle, and bagpipes. A frightening encounter with a possible werewolf complicates the dog friends' efforts to find their way home.

Finley hopes pet-sitting her neighbor's cat will convince her parents she can handle an animal of her own. Goo-Goo proves unexpectedly difficult, and Finley asks her siblings to help manage a job that tests her responsibility.

Finley proposes a class garden for a school service project, and her friends help prepare beds and plant seeds. Days of watering bring no visible results, testing their patience and making them question their gardening efforts.

Finley has planned a special costume for her class Halloween parade. When a morning mix-up leaves both her and Henry without costumes, she must use her creative skills to invent replacements before the celebration begins.

Young readers join in caring for illustrated animals by stroking a cat, washing a puppy, and brushing a horse. Rhyming invitations turn each page into an imaginary pet-care activity that children perform with their hands.

A band of illustrated musicians invites children to participate by pretending to strum, slide, and crash the instruments on the pages. Rhyming prompts make the book an interactive musical performance that readers help bring to life.

Fairy school friends Ruby, Iris, and Pip each need to discover a special magical power. Their early adventures involve making a cake, flying through the night, and organizing a surprise party as they explore their different interests.

A wish travels like a small seed blown through an uncertain world, eventually taking root and growing. Lyrical text and illustrations follow its journey, using the seed's transformation to explore how hope can spread to others.

Ruby, Iris, and Pip explore their snowy fairy world in five short adventures. The friends share snowflake tea, help neighbors keep warm, and plant seeds, finding ways to enjoy winter together while using their magical abilities.

Ruby, Iris, and Pip head to the Full Moon Fairy Fest for an evening of shared adventures. The fairy friends use their magic to build an amusement ride, join games, and dance at the celebration.

A parent imagines meeting a child in dreams as their relationship changes over the years. Rhyming verses and illustrated dreamscapes offer reassurance that parental love continues through growing independence, distance, and the passage of time.

This interactive board book invites children to welcome illustrated babies by rocking, cuddling, tickling, and kissing them. Rhyming prompts encourage playful participation, giving older siblings an imaginative way to practice caring for a new arrival.