Maisie Lockwood Adventures Books in Order

Maisie Lockwood Adventures takes the younger side of the Jurassic World universe and hands it to the girl who may have the most to figure out. After dinosaurs are loose in the world, Maisie is living on the move with Owen Grady and Claire Dearing. They are trying to stay hidden, stay safe, and keep one step ahead of the people who would love to find them. That makes the series part dinosaur adventure, part road story, and part coming-of-age tale.

Maisie is the center of everything here. Owen and Claire are still important, and their protectiveness matters, but these books give Maisie room to be curious, stubborn, lonely, and brave in ways the films can only hint at. She is not just tagging along while adults solve problems. She makes friends. She notices what others miss. And when trouble starts, she is usually already in the middle of it.

In Off the Grid, that trouble grows out of life on the run. Maisie is desperate for a normal connection with other kids, yet normal is hard to come by when dinosaurs can appear at any time and poachers are never far behind. The book keeps its stakes clear and kid-sized without losing the danger. There are rescues, close calls, and quick plans made under pressure, but there is also a steady emotional thread about Maisie learning what kind of person she wants to be.

The Yosemite Six keeps that idea going and opens the world a little wider. The search for Blue is still hanging over the story, but now school, new friendships, and a fresh dinosaur problem push Maisie into a different kind of test. Yosemite matters because it gives the series both beauty and vulnerability. Wide open spaces feel exciting until you remember there may be something big, hungry, or scared moving through them too.

These are survival stories sized for younger readers.

The tone stays fast, accessible, and hopeful. Sharpe writes action cleanly, but she also makes room for kindness toward the animals, even when they are dangerous. That balance is a big part of the appeal. The books never forget that dinosaurs are thrilling, but they also keep asking what humans owe the living things they brought back and then failed to control.

If you like the Jurassic World films but want more time with Maisie, this is where to go. Start with Off the Grid and continue to The Yosemite Six. Together, they give her a stronger voice, a few hard-earned friendships, and the kind of adventure where being scared does not stop her from doing the right thing.