Skylanders Universe Books in Order
Part ofBarry J Hutchison Books in OrderBrowse Barry J Hutchison's Skylanders Universe books with summaries, reading order notes, and background on these game-world adventures.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Skylanders Universe books in publication order
4 books
Book of Elements: Fire & Water
by Barry J Hutchison
2013
A tie-in guide and adventure book that explores two of Skylands' core elemental forces, Fire and Water. It is a quick, accessible way for younger readers to spend more time inside the Skylanders world.
The Trouble With Doubles
by Barry J Hutchison
2013
Competition and confusion build fast when doubles, on the pitch or off it, start causing trouble. It is another quick academy story about teamwork, pressure, and the mess young players can make.
Air and Earth
by Barry J Hutchison
2014
This Skylanders companion turns to the Air and Earth elements, expanding the feel of the game world through fast, younger-reader storytelling and accessible lore.
Book of Kaos
by Barry J Hutchison
2015
The focus shifts to Kaos, one of the most memorable figures in Skylands. This tie-in leans into the villain's schemes while adding more flavor and background to the wider Skylanders setting.
Skylanders Universe books in chronological order
Series background & context
Barry Hutchison's Skylanders Universe books sit inside the larger game world of Skylands, where heroes, villains, portals, and elemental powers all rub together in a bright, fast-moving fantasy setting. Rather than one long original novel sequence, this page gathers the tie-ins and guides connected to that universe.
That means variety is part of the appeal.
Some of these books lean toward story, using the familiar Skylanders conflict between the forces of good and Kaos to frame new adventures. Others lean more toward worldbuilding, giving readers tours of Skylands, its elemental regions, and the characters who keep that world running. The element books are a good example of that approach, using Fire, Water, Air, and Earth as a way into the setting's rules and texture.
Because the source material is already big and busy, these books work best as companion reading. They are meant to deepen a world readers may already know from the games, rather than replace that experience. Hutchison's role is to keep the tone lively and approachable, while making sure the magic systems, villains, and action beats still feel recognizably Skylanders.
So this page is a useful stop if you want more time in Skylands, a little extra lore, or a kid-friendly route into the setting through short, accessible books. It is franchise writing, but it still shows Hutchison's knack for pace, clarity, and playful adventure.
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