Raina Telgemeier Books in Order

When Kristy gets the bright idea to start a babysitting club with her friends, the jobs come fast and the chaos follows. Cranky kids, prank calls, and family changes test the club almost as much as the babysitting does.

Claudia would rather draw and babysit than compete with her brilliant sister Janine. When a family crisis hits, both girls have to drop the rivalry and figure out what being sisters really means.

A fight splits the Baby-Sitters Club just when Mary Anne needs her friends most. Stuck between a babysitting emergency and her own strict home life, she has to find her voice before the club falls apart.

After a fall knocks out her front teeth, Raina spends years dealing with braces, surgery, and middle school embarrassment. It's a funny, painfully honest memoir about changing friendships, crushes, and learning not to let other people define you.

Kitty Pryde arrives at Xavier's School hoping to find a place where being different finally makes sense. Instead she lands in a swirl of mutant politics, crushes, and school drama with superpowers attached.

Callie lives for theater, even if she can't sing a note. As set designer for her school's musical, she has to manage a tiny budget, backstage chaos, and an increasingly messy tangle of friendships and crushes.

This Explorer anthology gathers short graphic stories built around strange boxes and what might be hidden inside them. Raina Telgemeier's collaboration with Dave Roman adds fast fantasy, comedy, and just the right hint of trouble.

This Explorer anthology follows hidden places, sea danger, and the pull of the unknown across several short comics. Raina Telgemeier's collaboration with Dave Roman brings island mystery, adventure, and a playful twist on time.

Raina thought having a sister would be fun, but life with Amara is more bickering than bonding. A family road trip and trouble at home force them to reckon with rivalry, loyalty, and the fact that sisters are stuck with each other.

Cat's family moves to the foggy Northern California coast so her little sister Maya can breathe easier. When Maya starts chasing the town's ghosts, Cat has to face fear, grief, and the limits of what she can protect.

When stomach trouble refuses to go away, young Raina learns that anxiety can show up in ways other people can't always see. This memoir is warm, candid, and especially sharp about school stress, food fears, and friendships under strain.

This prompted diary gives readers space to record thoughts, feelings, and small everyday moments alongside Raina Telgemeier's art. It's less a story than a creative companion, built for kids who want to write, reflect, and keep their own memories.

Part journal, part comics workshop, this interactive book invites kids to tell stories from their own lives or imaginations. Raina shares prompts, behind-the-scenes notes, and simple ways to turn memories, photos, and doodles into something bigger.

Stacey is settling into a new town while trying to manage diabetes and all the attention that comes with it. Babysitting problems and a rival club push her to trust her friends and stop hiding so much.

This behind-the-scenes companion looks at how Raina Telgemeier became a cartoonist, what shaped her art, and why her books connect so strongly with readers. Expect rare artwork, personal commentary, and a closer look at her creative process.

Makayla, Howard, Lynda, and Art all love comics for different reasons, but none of them know everything yet. Together they build a club where friendship, experimentation, and practical storytelling advice all happen on the same page.

The Baby-Sitters Club heads off on a giant vacation that includes Florida, a cruise to the Bahamas, and plenty of jobs and mishaps along the way. With every club member involved, the story widens into a busy, travel-sized adventure.