Jon Berkeley Books in Order

Compiled by Sean McMahon and illustrated by Jon Berkeley, this small collection draws on Celtic writings about the natural world. Its selections explore the relationship between people and their surroundings through reflections on humanity's place in nature.

Illustrated Irish sayings cover companionship, marriage, work, age, success and failure in this compact collection. Old and contemporary expressions highlight turns of language and humor, with colorful pictures accompanying observations about the experiences of everyday life.

Chopsticks, a mouse living aboard a floating Hong Kong restaurant, befriends a carved wooden dragon who longs to fly. The dragon sends him to its creator, Old Fu, to discover how their unlikely friendship might take flight.

Orphan Miles Wednesday encounters a captive angel named Little when a mysterious circus arrives in town. Their search for captured friends leads toward the Palace of Laughter, where sinister performers and the circus's secrets threaten their quest.

Miles Wednesday joins an unusual circus and meets a fortune-teller who claims his father is alive. His search becomes linked to a legendary stone called the Tiger's Egg, drawing Miles and Little into mysteries surrounding his parents.

Miles sets out with Little and explorer Baltinglass to recover the stolen Tiger's Egg and free the soul trapped inside. Their journey toward his aunt Nura's home faces dangerous circus enemies and a pursuing Sleep Angel.

Bea Flint's family wins a holiday to mysterious Bell Hoot, but her brother Theo disappears during the journey. With the inhabitants also desperate to find him, Bea must navigate unfamiliar powers and cryptic guidance to search for Theo.

Bea and her companions welcome new arrivals from the Other Side to Bell Hoot, including Professor Rebus Oat. The former sleeper establishes a school, but the appearance of new adversaries brings further challenges in this sequel to The Hidden Boy.