Jodi Lynn Anderson Books in Order

Birdie, Leeda, and Murphy could not be more different, but one hot summer at a Georgia peach orchard throws them together. What starts as punishment and annoyance slowly turns into friendship, first love, and a new sense of who they are.

While wandering the woods with Somber Kitty, lonely May Bird falls through a hidden lake into the Ever After, a ghostly world ruled by Bo Cleevil. To get home, she must cross strange lands and trust a most unlikely group of friends.

Still trapped in the Ever After, May Bird travels with her odd band of friends toward the Lady of North Farm, the one figure who might help her get home. The road is eerie, funny, and full of danger.

The summer after Darlington Orchard changed everything, Murphy, Leeda, and Birdie are back to facing breakups, plans, and uncertain futures. As their lives start pulling apart, they have to decide what their friendship can survive.

Back home, May Bird is famous but still lonely, and she cannot stop thinking about the Ever After. When she is pulled back into a changed and nearly empty ghost world, she must face Bo Cleevil one last time.

A year after their lives split in different directions, Murphy, Leeda, and Birdie reunite at Darlington Orchard. Old loves, family upheaval, and hard choices test the friendship that first took root there.

Cammy Hall is used to life at the bottom of the school social ladder until a mysterious texter starts feeding her secrets and giving her orders. Popularity suddenly seems possible, but it may cost her far more than she expects.

Co-written with Daniel Ehrenhaft and Andisheh Nouraee, this irreverent nonfiction guide gives teens a crash course in U.S. politics, culture, and history. It mixes jokes and visuals with real questions about how power works and how people can take part.

Before Wendy, there was Tiger Lily. In this darker take on Neverland, Tiger Lily falls for Peter Pan and must choose between duty, desire, and survival as danger closes in from every side.

A ghost who does not know her own story is drawn to Maggie, Pauline, and Liam just as girls start vanishing across the county. It is a haunted mystery about friendship, danger, and the traces people leave behind.

Girls are disappearing in a frozen lakeside town, and a ghost tied to 208 Water Street is watching it happen. As Maggie and Pauline grow closer, old violence and buried secrets begin pushing their way to the surface.

Gracie Lockwood lives on an alternate Earth filled with dragons, mermaids, and Dark Clouds that come for the dying. When one appears for her little brother, her family sets off on a desperate road trip toward the rumored Extraordinary World.

In 2065 Kansas, Adri is preparing to leave for Mars when a diary and a packet of letters pull her into two older lives, one in Dust Bowl Kansas and one in postwar England. Their stories echo across generations in quiet, surprising ways.

Rosie Oaks has always known something is wrong with her mother. When she discovers a hidden guide to witch hunters, she and her best friend Germ step into a world of ghosts, stories, and a witch who steals memory itself.

Years after a train plunged into a lake, Cassie is still haunted by what she saw. When Elias returns and draws her into midnight ghost hunts, old grief, faith, and buried truths begin to rise with him.

Rosie and Germ set out to hunt the remaining witches, traveling through time and across a magical sea in the belly of an enchanted whale. The quest is bigger, stranger, and far more dangerous than the first.

After escaping Earth, Rosie and the League of Witch Hunters hide on a distant planet until a final chance to save the world sends her into the Museum of Imagined Things. Dreams, memory, and imagination become her last weapons against the Nothing King.