Scott Cawthon Books in Order

Ten years after the murders at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, Charlie returns home and reunites with her old friends. Their trip back into the sealed restaurant wakes up old secrets and puts them in the animatronics' path.

Part activity book, part in-world prop, this logbook invites Freddy Fazbear's employees to record shifts, answer quizzes, and track strange events. It is playful on the surface, but longtime fans know it hides much more.

A year after the first nightmare, Charlie is trying to move on until brutal new deaths begin appearing near her school. To stop what is hunting again, she has to face her father's creations one more time.

John and the others are pulled back into Freddy's nightmare when a new pizzeria opens in Hurricane and children start vanishing again. As they investigate, the truth about Charlie and her father's creations finally begins to surface.

The first Fazbear Frights volume introduces three standalone nightmares tied to bad wishes and hidden costs. It starts with Oswald, whose boring summer changes when a ball pit sends him somewhere he should not go.

The first big FNAF guidebook digs into the games' lore, mechanics, secrets, and hidden details. It is built for players who want theories, timelines, and a closer look at the series' many mysteries.

Loneliness sits at the center of these three Fazbear Frights stories. A woman who cannot sleep, a man stuck in a dead-end job, and an abandoned boy each find that isolation can invite something evil in.

Past mistakes refuse to stay buried in this Fazbear Frights volume. A boy haunted by guilt, a sick child dreaming of another life, and an arcade challenge all become openings for something sinister.

Rage simmers through this Fazbear Frights collection, whether it starts on a family trip, in a toxic relationship history, or a hospital room hiding something unnatural. The result is one of the series' bleakest entries.

Control is the theme in this Fazbear Frights volume, as three characters try to seize power over their lives and get more than they bargained for. The farther they push, the worse the fallout becomes.

These three Fazbear Frights stories turn anger, envy, and guilt into horror. From a cursed older brother to stolen novelty gear and sisters living with loss, every hurt feeling draws blood.

This expanded guidebook pulls together lore, gameplay breakdowns, secrets, and hidden details from across the series. It is aimed at fans who want a deeper look at the games, books, and the bigger Fazbear mystery.

Grief, regret, and one rash decision drive this collection of Fazbear Frights stories. Whether it is a replacement pet, eerie creatures, or tampering with old tech, every attempt to fix the past goes badly wrong.

Bad luck hangs over all three stories in this Fazbear Frights volume. A petty act of revenge, a desperate night shift, and a charm that seems too lucky all spiral toward monstrous outcomes.

Three Fazbear Frights stories follow characters who finally push back, walk away, or try to start over. In Freddy's universe, even sensible choices can trigger cruel and irreversible consequences.

Three Fazbear Frights stories explore revenge, failed parenting, and the price of fitting in. Each character thinks they can control the situation, until Freddy's world twists a lesson into something brutal.

John and Charlie's friends investigate new disappearances and the return of familiar horrors in this adaptation of the trilogy finale. It keeps the mystery moving while bringing the animatronic menace to the foreground.

Failure and frustration power these three Fazbear Frights tales, from a struggling restaurant owner to a boy obsessed with beating an unfair game. Every shortcut here opens the door to something worse.

Charlie tries to start over, but new killings pull her back toward the nightmare she thought was finished. This adaptation turns the second Charlie story into a leaner, highly visual chase through fresh horror.

This volume adapts three Fazbear Frights stories into comics, giving the anthology's mix of weird science, cursed luck, and body horror a sharp visual edge. It is a brisk way to sample the series.

The last Fazbear Frights collection gathers three dark stories, including one about a man obsessed with a shark animatronic nobody else seems to remember. Here, curiosity and nostalgia turn dangerous fast.

Three Pizzaplex stories circle around dangerous wishes, cruel pranks, and a man who wants to become something mechanical. The Mega Pizzaplex looks bright and modern, but the nightmares underneath it are older and stranger.

This first Tales from the Pizzaplex volume collects three novellas about buried secrets, double lives, and off-limits places inside Freddy's world. Each story pushes ordinary characters toward a bad decision with terrifying consequences.

Fear drives every story in this volume, from sleepless nights to claustrophobic work tunnels and a Springtrap costume that feels deeply wrong. The book turns private anxieties into full-on Pizzaplex horror.

This volume follows characters who sense that something is off long before anyone believes them. From underwater animatronics to fan clubs and smart apartments, the Pizzaplex keeps finding new ways to feel unsafe.

A companion guide to Security Breach that breaks down the game's animatronics, locations, secrets, and endings. It is built for fans who want maps, lore details, and a closer look at the Mega Pizzaplex.

The final Tales from the Pizzaplex volume blurs the line between reality and obsession. Billy wakes after the events of B-7, while two more stories sink into eerie deja vu, nightmares, and identity horror.

Three more Fazbear Frights stories become comics in this second collection, leaning into eerie twists and sudden violence. It is an easy entry point if you want the anthology feel without committing to full prose volumes.

The third graphic collection brings another trio of Fazbear Frights stories to the page. The comic format keeps the pace quick while still delivering the series' mix of dread, grotesque surprises, and cruel irony.

This fourth comic collection adapts three more Fazbear Frights stories, balancing creepy setup with splashy payoffs. It works well for readers who enjoy visual horror and the series' shorter, punchier plots.

This is the prose novelization of the first Five Nights at Freddy's movie. Mike's job as the night guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza becomes a fight for survival as the restaurant's mascots come alive after dark.

Secrets never stay buried in this Tales from the Pizzaplex collection. A strange doll, extra time in a VR attraction, and a custom engineer's project all show how quickly hidden problems can turn lethal.

Shortcuts drive all three stories in this Tales from the Pizzaplex volume, from AI-written boardroom fixes to a Fazcade mystery and a too-smart apartment system. Every clever solution opens a fresh nightmare.

This Pizzaplex volume follows characters who cannot shake what they have seen, thought, or invited in. VR sessions, invasive ideas, and a reckless crush all spiral into reality-bending trouble.

The fifth graphic collection turns three more Fazbear Frights stories into full-color comics. Expect fast scares, twisted wish-fulfillment, and the same mean streak that made the prose anthologies so memorable.

A FNAF coloring book packed with scenes and characters from the games, books, and comics. The glow-in-the-dark pages give it an extra creepy touch for fans who like their art projects spooky.

You play as Oswald in this interactive retelling of Into the Pit. After a ball pit sends you back to 1985 and something evil follows you home, every decision becomes a fight to escape.

This interactive novel sends you into Freddy Fazbear's Pizza as the security guard in the days before the first game. Every choice changes your odds of surviving Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, and Foxy.

In this interactive adventure, you are Devon, a kid who wins VIP passes to the Mega Pizzaplex. A day that should feel lucky turns into a choice-driven survival story with plenty of ways for everything to go wrong.

You are Cassie, trapped inside the Mega Pizzaplex after hours in this interactive novel. Sneaking around with Gregory quickly turns dangerous, and your choices decide whether you make it out alive.

The updated Ultimate Guide adds new material on Tales from the Pizzaplex, the interactive novels, Security Breach, Ruin, and later games. It is the broadest one-volume reference point in the series so far.

Three Tales from the Pizzaplex stories are retold here in comic form. The collection keeps the series' tech-heavy horror, uneasy humor, and creeping sense that the Mega Pizzaplex is never as safe as it looks.

The official novelization of the second Five Nights at Freddy's movie brings the sequel's scares and story into prose. It is a good pick for fans who want the film in book form.

A full-color reference book covering the huge cast of FNAF characters from the games, novels, and short stories. It is made for fans who want a fast way to look up faces, names, and connections across the franchise.

A collected Tales from the Pizzaplex edition brings the Mega Pizzaplex era's linked horrors together in one place. It is an easy way to follow the series' mix of haunted tech, bad choices, and corporate nightmares.