Sarah Crossan Books in Order

In a future where oxygen is rationed, privileged Quinn, struggling Bea, and rebel Alina are forced outside their sealed city. With only limited air and a dangerous journey ahead, each must question the system that keeps them alive.

Kasienka and her mother leave Poland for England to find the father who abandoned them. New school, cramped living, and loneliness make the move hard, until swimming and a new friendship help Kasienka find her footing.

After the resistance is broken apart, Quinn, Bea, and Alina cross a devastated world in search of Sequoia, a rumored rebel refuge. Pursued by an elite force, they must survive long enough to decide what they are still fighting for.

When Apple's mother returns after eleven years away, Apple hopes her family can finally be whole. Then she meets Rain, the younger sister she never knew existed, and begins to see her mother's return in a different light.

Conjoined twins Grace and Tippi begin high school after years of being taught at home. As friendship, first love, and financial strain reshape their world, the sisters face a life-changing decision about identity, independence, and their bond.

Seventeen-year-old Joe goes to Texas to see the brother he has not known for a decade. With Ed's execution approaching, Joe must face family history, public judgment, and the painful question of whether forgiveness depends on certainty.

Jess and Romanian immigrant Nicu meet while serving community punishment in North London. Their growing connection offers relief from violent homes, prejudice, and family demands, but both know safety and a future together may be hard to reach.

After fleeing an abusive home, Allison hides in the shed of a woman named Marla, who has dementia and mistakes her for an old friend called Toffee. Their uneasy refuge becomes a search for safety, family, and a truthful self.

Fizzy Pop wants a dog more than anything, especially one with golden curls and a black nose. When neighbor Mrs Crumbleboom has a dog who fits the description, Fizzy's determined plan to bring Bandit home creates comic trouble.

Ana's three-year affair with Connor ends when he dies suddenly, leaving her with grief she cannot publicly claim. Desperate for someone who understands, she reaches toward Connor's widow, Rebecca, and enters a fraught new kind of intimacy.

It is bedtime, but Fizzy can hear Mrs Crumbleboom's party next door and wants to join in. Armed with her dress-up box and plenty of persistence, Fizzy tries to persuade Mum that staying up is the only sensible choice.

This poetry collection gathers classic and contemporary poems chosen to offer calm, hope, and companionship. With notes from Sarah Crossan and space to respond, it invites readers to slow down and find words for difficult days.

In famine-stricken Ireland in 1846, scullery maid Nell works in the Big House while her own family faces hunger. Her unexpected bond with Johnny, the English heir, brings hope and danger as the crisis worsens around them.

Dolores O'Shea is already carrying a strained marriage, a demanding life, and concern for her mother when she discovers Zoey, her husband's AI sex doll. Talking to Zoey unsettles Dolores and forces her to confront what she wants.

Connie Ryder is sent to Silver Lake Academy, a remote, high-security facility for troubled teenagers. When she learns she has taken the bed of a missing girl named Belle, Connie begins uncovering the school's frightening secrets.