Nic Stone Books in Order

After a racist encounter with police, honor student Justyce McAllister starts writing letters to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As school tensions and public violence close in, he has to decide what justice and survival really look like.

Best friends Coop and Jupiter have always been inseparable, until new girl Rae changes the balance between them. Told from three sides, this love triangle digs into friendship, attraction, and the messy gap between labels and feelings.

Rico sells a winning lottery ticket while juggling school, work, and care for her little brother. Teaming up with rich classmate Zan to find the mystery winner, she gets a sharp look at class, luck, and who gets choices.

Scoob jumps into his grandma's new RV for a surprise road trip that quickly becomes something bigger. Using an old Green Book as their guide, they travel through family secrets and Civil Rights history at the same time.

From juvenile detention, Quan Banks writes to his old friend Justyce and tries to explain how he got there. Flashbacks and letters trace the choices, pressures, and failures of a system that keeps closing doors on him.

Hazel and Gray wake up lost in the woods, far past curfew and far from safety. This dark, modern Hansel and Gretel retelling turns a forbidden romance and an open door in the forest into something deeply unsettling.

When Wakanda's heart-shaped herb starts dying, Shuri refuses to wait for someone else to fix it. The princess, scientist, and warrior heads into danger to save her homeland and prove she's more than the Black Panther's little sister.

During a sweltering New York City blackout, six interconnected stories follow teens stumbling into first kisses, second chances, and hard truths. The city goes dark, but love, friendship, and possibility keep sparking all night.

Softball captain Shenice Lockwood is chasing a championship when a family mystery throws off her focus. As she fights for her team and digs into the past, she also has to prove Black girls belong at the center of the game.

While trying to focus on her training, Shuri learns that brilliant girls around the world are disappearing. With her friend K'Marah pushing her to act, she follows the mystery beyond Wakanda and into a high-stakes rescue.

A rare Atlanta snowstorm throws holiday plans into chaos as twelve teens join forces to help a friend pull off a big apology. Along the way, crushes flare, old feelings shift, and the storm opens space for something new.

Shelbi, a brilliant senior guarding her private struggles, crosses paths with Andy, a politician's son unraveling under grief and addiction. Their connection is tender and intense, but getting close means facing the pain both of them would rather outrun.

A break-in at Wakanda's royal palace sends Shuri chasing a powerful intruder no one can explain. The trail leads into the Jabari Lands, where a fast-moving mystery forces her to face dangers bigger than tech can easily solve.

This interactive workbook turns big ideas about race, identity, and justice into questions young readers can wrestle with for themselves. Through prompts and activities, it helps teens reflect, speak up, and build a personal antiracist practice.

When a dancer vanishes from one of Atlanta's most notorious clubs, former headliner Lyriq starts asking questions no one wants answered. Her search for two missing women pulls her into a dangerous tangle of power, money, and deceit.

On a college campus, Jared Christensen runs for student office and thinks he knows what allyship looks like. Then a transfer student challenges his record, his motives, and his heart, while letters to Manny help him sort the mess.