Stink Books in Order

Stink worries that he is getting shorter after Judy's daily measurement drops unexpectedly. Striped clothes, spiked hair, and inspiration from his hero James Madison become part of his effort to feel bigger.

A complaint about a jawbreaker earns Stink an enormous supply of free candy. His growing enthusiasm for writing letters and collecting rewards makes him overlook an important message from his best friend.

A class trip to a science museum reveals Stink’s extraordinary sense of smell. His new fascination with odors leads him toward a sneaker contest, where he and Sophie compete for the Golden Clothespin Award.

Stink, Webster, and Sophie rescue three escaped guinea pigs and discover a pet shop crowded with many more. They join Mrs. Birdwistle on a traveling adoption mission to find homes for the animals.

When Stink learns that Pluto has lost its status as a planet, he takes the decision personally. His campaign to defend small planets brings him into conflict with scientists and a know-it-all classmate.

An unsatisfactory PE grade pushes Stink to find a sport he can master. Thumb wrestling looks promising, but his parents want something more, sending him toward karate lessons and the challenge of earning a yellow belt.

Stink eagerly awaits a new zombie novel and his town's midnight celebration. Between making costumes, raising book money, and participating in a school reading challenge, he starts wondering whether imaginary zombies might actually be pursuing him.

Stink has been stuck in beginner swimming lessons because he hates putting his face underwater. After strange encounters with frogs, he develops a fascination with amphibians that may help him confront his fear.

Stink's taste for disgusting discoveries shapes this collection of more than two hundred facts, quizzes, recipes, and trivia items. Smelly animals, unusual historical remedies, and revolting foods provide material for curious readers to explore.

Stink and his friends join a family sleepover at the aquarium, exploring sea creatures and shark displays. Spooky stories about a monstrous vampire squid turn the exciting visit into a challenge to his nighttime courage.

Stink brings home a slime mold after learning about its surprising abilities at Saturday Science Club. Horror movies fuel his imagination, leaving him worried that the strange organism growing in his room could take over everything.

Promised swordplay and silly curses, Stink chooses Shakespeare camp over spring break at home with Judy. His enthusiasm falters when he discovers Riley Rottenberger is attending and that he will be the only boy there.

Stink's fear of spiders is so strong that he avoids even reading about them. When an unexpected backyard emergency brings him face-to-face with a hairy spider, he must find a way to confront his terror.

Stink discovers vintage Super Gecko comics at a family yard sale and becomes the superhero's biggest fan. Mysterious notes supposedly from Super Gecko soon arrive, prompting Stink to use science and deduction to identify their author.