Robin Wasserman Books in Order

Food disappears from Mystery Inc.’s lakeside campground, and Scooby-Doo’s favorite snacks are among the missing supplies. Scooby and his friends follow the clues in this picture-assisted mystery, inviting beginning readers to help solve the campsite’s puzzling theft.

Children share accounts of humiliating experiences in this collection about the discomfort of public embarrassment. The stories offer young readers a chance to recognize familiar feelings and laugh at mishaps similar to their own awkward moments.

Cheese keeps disappearing from Frank’s Pizza Place, prompting suspicions of a ghost at work. Scooby-Doo and Mystery Inc. investigate the missing ingredients, with picture clues helping beginning readers follow the story and supply words within the text.

As high school graduation approaches, Eric Rivers sees a chance to pursue his lifelong ambition of becoming a professional skateboarder. The prospect of leaving school behind opens the way to a new adventure centered on his skating dreams.

This collection gathers embarrassing experiences suffered by other children, offering humor through their awkward mishaps. Young readers can compare these accounts with their own humiliating moments and discover that being laughed at is a widely shared experience.

Samantha’s difficult life with her stepmother and stepsisters brightens through messages with an anonymous online friend. A meeting at the school costume ball reveals his popularity, leaving Sam afraid to identify herself and him determined to find her.

Real children recount their most humiliating experiences in this collection of true stories. Their accounts turn awkward moments into shared anecdotes, giving young readers examples of embarrassment that other kids have faced and lived to describe.

Jokes, puzzles, games, and activities provide children with things to do beyond the classroom. This illustrated activity book combines humorous material with participatory diversions, offering young readers a varied collection to explore during time away from school.

Kane and Harper plan to separate Beth and Adam so each can pursue the partner they want. Meanwhile, Miranda struggles to attract Kane, and newcomer Kaia’s involvement with a teacher adds another complication to Haven High’s tangled relationships.

Addie Singer discovers that seventh grade is more awkward than the exciting new beginning she imagined. Classes and parties bring unexpected complications, turning everyday school life into a series of challenges in this novelization of the Unfabulous television series.

Harper wants Adam, but he is already dating Beth, who secretly attracts Kane’s interest. Miranda longs for Kane, and newcomer Kaia introduces fresh trouble as competing desires unsettle the relationships among a group of Haven High teenagers.

With no retakes allowed on school picture day, Addie Singer initially feels confident about her appearance. A remark about flat hair prompts her to experiment, leaving her with uncontrollable frizz just when she most wants a good photograph.

A social studies project gives Addie Singer a temporary place in her school’s popular clique. Enjoying the group’s attention and lifestyle, she begins neglecting her real friends, turning an academic assignment into a difficult test of loyalty.

Addie Singer likes her funny, affectionate boyfriend, but other girls’ interest in him makes her increasingly jealous. Managing those feelings becomes urgent as her insecurity threatens a relationship that initially seemed to be going exactly right.

Kane and Harper have obtained the relationships they wanted, but maintaining them requires keeping secrets buried. Miranda adopts a new appearance and approach after heartbreak, while Kaia’s divided attention adds uncertainty to Haven High’s shifting romantic arrangements.

A fatal crash leaves the Haven High group struggling with grief, damaged friendships, and lost direction. As Adam withdraws and others try to appear normal, Kane investigates the circumstances behind the accident and the questions it leaves unanswered.

Addie Singer shares a guide to the fun, fashion, and awkwardness associated with her Unfabulous world. Drawing on the television character’s perspective, the book presents an approach to tween life that allows room for imperfect and embarrassing moments.

Beth’s popularity fades, Miranda plans revenge, and Adam lashes out after the group’s recent betrayals. With Kaia being stalked and resentments intensifying, Haven High’s tangled friendships become a dangerous contest over who will retaliate against whom.

Thirteen-year-old J.D. is found unconscious with no identification and no memory of her past. Disturbing dreams and a persistent sense of danger push her to discover who she is, even as she doubts everyone around her and herself.

On the run, J.D. searches for answers about her missing past and emerging dangerous abilities. Memories implanted by Dr. Styron continue to haunt her despite their unreliability, complicating her urgent effort to uncover what is hidden in her mind.

A trip to Las Vegas offers Reed a chance at success with Beth’s support, while Harper hopes to repair her life and friendship with Miranda. Adam revisits an old relationship, and Kane’s schemes complicate the group’s escape.

Graduation approaches with Haven High’s friendships and romances still unsettled. Miranda has the relationship she wanted, Harper faces prom without her expected partner, and Adam supports Beth as the group confronts choices about what comes after school.

Four teenagers undertake a bet to get an entirely unqualified slacker admitted to Harvard. Combining insider access with elaborate technical schemes, Eric, Max, Schwartz, and Lexi try to manipulate elite admissions while avoiding discovery and their own distractions.

J.D. now understands that her dangerous powers have made her a weapon, but controlling them remains a struggle. To uncover the secrets of her mind, she must return to the Institute responsible for creating her despite the risks.

Callie Singer has ideas for improving her middle school but barely takes notice when she accidentally becomes a candidate for student council president. Competing against popular Brianna Blake forces her to reconsider a race that initially seems unwinnable.

After a fatal car accident, Lia Kahn’s consciousness is transferred into a mechanical body unlike her original one. Rejection from her old world and contact with others like her force her to reconsider identity, belonging, and what makes someone human.

Six months after becoming a mech, Lia Kahn has embraced life among others with artificial bodies. A demand for revenge from her human past disrupts that freedom, forcing choices between former relationships, new loyalties, and the harm she might cause.

Ruby Day ages out of her role in an international musical tour and must become an ordinary seventh grader. Joining the school production challenges her expectations of stardom and introduces the unfamiliar responsibilities of being someone’s best friend.

Lia Kahn’s mechanical body was supposed to give her an enduring new life, but threats against the mechs undermine that promise. As familiar certainties collapse and loved ones disappear, she risks her own safety to protect her community.

Liza Gold dreads spending two months on a cross-country trip with her parents and two other families. Separated from best friends Sam and Mina, she faces roadside attractions and unwanted company while anticipating a thoroughly disappointing summer.

Nora Kane’s best friend is murdered and her boyfriend disappears, leaving her dangerously connected to the crime. Seeking answers, she follows clues into secret societies and historical conspiracies whose competing ambitions may put her own life at risk.

Dorothy enters a mental institution populated by figures recalling the inhabitants of Oz. Her disruptive presence challenges the institution’s controlling authority as she tries to help fellow patients escape and find a way back home herself.

A day of unexplained killing leaves Oleander, Kansas, sliding toward further violence and madness. Five young survivors with little in common must confront the darkness spreading through their isolated town while reckoning with troubles and fears of their own.

A teenager’s suicide unsettles a small town and draws Hannah into an intense friendship with rebellious Lacey. Their growing attachment fuels chaos and defiance, while a secret from Lacey’s earlier life threatens the bond they consider invulnerable.

Found without identification or memories, Wendy Doe enters a research institute for observation. The scientist studying her, his ambitious student, and the daughter Wendy left behind each confront different questions about her identity, independence, and missing past.