Purrmaids Books in Order

Coral, Shelly, and Angel look forward to a school art project, but three boastful classmates threaten to spoil their fun. Facing the Catfish Club tests the purrmaids' friendship as they decide how to handle other kittens determined to prove their superiority.

Coral's friends want to explore a distant reef for something special to share at sea school, but she fears swimming so far from home. Joining their search means finding courage without losing the security she feels in familiar waters.

Asked to choose an ocean creature for a school project, Angel suggests the mysterious mermicorn she has read about. Coral and Shelly join her search for evidence, while a Science Center student may help establish whether the creature really exists.

Shelly is delighted to bring her class’s new pet sea horse home for the weekend, until he disappears. With school approaching, she asks Coral and Angel to help search for the missing animal before anyone discovers the problem.

Shelly wants to win a singing contest that offers a chance to perform with pop star Kelpy Sharkson. But her friends grow tired of constant rehearsals, forcing the purrmaids to find a balance between preparation and having fun.

After visiting a farm, Shelly and her friends enter a cooking challenge using unfamiliar foods. Forgetting a timer leaves their dishes overcooked, and the purrmaids must improvise before serving their creations to their teacher.

Coral promises to mail her little brother Shrimp’s letter to Santa Paws, but a busy day and an early closing leave her too late. With Fish-mas approaching, she turns to her friends to help save his holiday.

Coral, Shelly, and Angel eagerly welcome a visiting student who is half puppy and half mermaid. Making a new friend should be exciting, but jealousy among the purrmaids threatens to spoil the visit.

An overnight school trip promises campfires and sleeping beneath the stars, but Angel is separated from her best friends. Paired with a member of the Catfish Club, she must find a way to enjoy unfamiliar company.

Coral looks forward to the Paw-loween festival until she learns her decorated pumpkin will be displayed inside a haunted house. Her friends help her face the frightening attraction so she can enjoy the celebration.

Angel feels hurt when her friends keep slipping away before her birthday celebration. Swimming off alone, she finds a manatee needing help and must reunite the group to rescue their unexpected new acquaintance.

Angel helps count votes in a library poster contest and hopes Coral will win. Discovering overlooked ballots leaves her facing a difficult choice about fairness, friendship, and how the competition’s result should be decided.

Shelly joins her parents on a trip to Flamingo Island, bringing Coral and Angel along. Her search for a souvenir goes wrong when she takes something she should leave behind, requiring the friends to repair the mistake.