Mary E Pearson Books in Order

One girl loves pickles so much that she will eat them in all kinds of strange combinations. It is a goofy, food-filled picture book that leans into repetition, surprise, and kid-sized gross-out fun.

After a life-changing accident, David lands in the last place he expected and argues his way into a debate with God. Funny, strange, and thoughtful, the book follows one boy's stubborn fight to understand life, death, and second chances.

A young child proudly shows off new skills in this simple early reader about growing confidence. Everyday moments become small victories as the story celebrates trying, learning, and doing things for yourself.

When Max the class gerbil slips out of his cage, the children search high and low for him. It is a gentle early reader with a small mystery, lots of classroom energy, and a happy return home.

Kaitlin has been raised to hate the Crutchfields, the family blamed for destroying her own. But when she slips behind enemy lines and gets close to one of them, old loyalties crack and first love gets very complicated.

Dan brings big energy to ordinary moments in this playful early reader. With quick pacing and a simple problem to solve, it is an easy story about enthusiasm, movement, and learning to slow down just enough.

A big sister claims she is happy to share, just not the things anyone actually wants. The joke keeps building as broccoli, chores, and other unwanted gifts make this early reader funny and slyly sweet.

A trip to the library opens up a world of possibility for a young boy. This cheerful early reader turns books into adventure, imagination, and the feeling that you can be almost anything.

Seventeen-year-old Zoe rents a room to escape the chaos of her alcoholic mother and the pressure of her grandmother's house. Independence feels possible at last, but paying for it may demand more than she thinks she can give.

This confidence-building early reader follows a child tackling everyday tasks one small success at a time. The simple story keeps the focus on practice, independence, and the pride of doing something yourself.

Jenna Fox wakes from an eighteen-month coma with no memory and a creeping sense that her life has been carefully staged. As she digs for the truth, the story turns into a haunting question about identity, family, and what makes someone human.

On the anniversary of the day that changed her life, Destiny Faraday steals a car and takes three classmates on an unauthorized road trip. What starts as a search for one fair day becomes a strange, tender story about friendship, grief, and grace.

Locke and Kara awaken 260 years after the accident that destroyed their bodies, dropped into a future they barely understand. Everyone they loved is gone, except Jenna Fox, and the truth of their survival is more unsettling than either expected.

Sixteen-year-old Allys despises the science reshaping human life, especially when illness has already stolen so much from her. After an illegal procedure saves her against her wishes, she has to face a body and future she never chose.

Locke finally has a body and a chance at life, but first he owes the Network a dangerous favor. His mission draws him into a government household, a growing resistance, and a new test of what being human really means.

Princess Lia runs from an arranged marriage and hides in a distant village, only to attract two strangers, a prince and an assassin. What begins as escape turns into a tense game of secrets, politics, and dangerous attraction.

Held in Venda, Lia must survive a brutal court where every promise has a price. As Rafe, Kaden, and the Komizar pull her in different directions, her choices start carrying the weight of kingdoms.

Long before Lia's story, a girl named Morrighan fights to survive in a harsh, half-formed world. When she meets a scavenger boy from an enemy camp, a small connection begins to shape legends and kingdoms to come.

After escaping Venda, Lia and Rafe face a road full of enemies, divided loyalties, and ruthless political schemes. The trilogy's finale turns survival into leadership as Lia fights for the people and future she loves.

Kazi, a former street thief turned royal guard, is sent to investigate the Ballenger family at Tor's Watch. Her mission collides with Jase Ballenger, and their clash becomes a fast-moving mix of danger, secrets, and slow-burn romance.

Kazi and Jase have survived once and want a future together, but the road home is anything but safe. Fresh betrayals and old ambitions pull them into a deeper trap that threatens both their bond and Tor's Watch.

After losing her parents, Bristol Keats is barely holding life together when letters from a mysterious aunt change everything. Her search for the truth pulls her into a fae realm, a dangerous bargain, and a romance built on secrets.

Bristol and Tyghan are fighting for Elphame, but love does not make the danger smaller. As rescue turns to disaster and old secrets surface, Bristol must decide what she is willing to risk, and what kind of power she can live with.