Svetlana Chmakova Books in Order

Haunted by nightmares after the Silent Woods adventure, Na’ya decides the only way to protect everyone is to become a dragon herself. A spell gone wrong instead summons a dragon and a lurking shadow to their town, forcing the friends to fix a magical disaster they created.

Felicity Teale loves art, games, and big ideas, but she rarely finishes what she starts. Joining an entrepreneur contest to outshine her “perfect” sister, she stumbles into old grudges, partner drama, and the question of who really counts as an enemy.

Peppi and Jaime are helping create a school time capsule when Jaime spots a heart Peppi drew with another boy’s name inside. This short Berrybrook story gently explores jealousy, assumptions, and how to handle confusing feelings without hurting a friend.

Cousins Ailis and Na’ya are weirns, young witches bonded to mischievous guardian spirits, who attend a night school for supernatural kids. When a former friend turns strangely nice and Na’ya’s little brother disappears, their search leads to a forbidden mansion in the Silent Woods.

Told through pages of Jensen’s wildly imaginative sketchbook, this short adventure turns the Berrybrook crew into a starship team on a risky mission. Monsters, mishaps, and math pop quizzes collide as Jensen works through his worries by drawing himself a hero.

The second collector’s volume continues the Nightschool saga as Hunters become targets, werewolves invade, and the Sohrem’s return threatens the Night Realm. Collecting the later arcs, it lets readers finish Alex’s story in one hefty, bingeable book.

This collector’s volume gathers the early chapters of Nightschool into a single book, following Alex as she edges toward the secretive school where her sister works. It is an easy way to dive into the series’ mix of supernatural classes, Hunter politics, and creeping prophecy.

After moving away from Berrybrook, Maribella has to start over in a strange old-fashioned town and a new school. Being the new girl means facing cliques, homesickness, and the challenge of finding real friends while still healing from what she left behind.

Part guided journal and part graphic novel, Diary lets readers plan their months and sketch while following three new Berrybrook stories. See Peppi and Jaime’s latest project, flip through Jensen’s “captain’s log,” and visit a familiar face building a life in a new town.

Jorge Ruiz looks intimidating, but he is really a gentle peacekeeper who hates drama. When he develops a crush on Jazmine and his best friend starts chasing popularity at any cost, Jorge has to decide what kind of friend, and boyfriend, he wants to be.

Jensen spends his days at Berrybrook daydreaming about disasters and heroic rescues, not noticing how much teasing he absorbs. Joining the school newspaper forces him to look at bullying, friendship, and his own anxiety head-on and figure out what standing up for himself really means.

On her first day at Berrybrook, Peppi trips into shy science kid Jaime and earns the mean nickname “nerder girlfriend.” Hiding in the art club does not erase her guilt, especially once club rivalries flare and she has to choose between pride, loyalty, and kindness.

Whit and Wisty have sacrificed almost everything fighting the New Order, but The One Who Is The One only grows stronger. In this final volume, the siblings must risk a direct showdown that could save their world from total control or cost them their magic and their lives.

After escaping the New Order’s prison, Whit and Wisty join a hidden community of rebel teens and quickly become leaders in a fragile Resistance. As they rescue kidnapped children and cross into strange realms, Wisty’s mysterious gift draws the eye of the regime’s brutal ruler.

Whit and Wisty Allgood wake to soldiers bursting into their home, accusing them of witchcraft in a new regime that has outlawed magic, books, and music. Imprisoned with other kids, they begin to discover the powers the New Order fears and plan their escape.

The Sohrem rise, the Hunters mobilize, and Alex is drawn back to an emptied Nightschool for a final confrontation. To save both humans and night folk, she must face the enemy pulling the strings and reckon with the frightening power growing inside herself.

Ancient beings called the Sohrem are waking, and the young Hunters who police the Night Realm have been betrayed from within. While their safe house faces a werewolf attack, Alex trains under eccentric teacher Mr. Roi, hoping his lessons will bring her closer to finding Sarah.

When Alex’s sister Sarah vanishes and even records of her existence begin to fade, Alex decides the answer lies inside the Nightschool. Sneaking in proves impossible, so she enrolls as a student, stepping straight into a tangle of Hunters, prophecies, and dangerous magic.

In a city where a high school turns into a Nightschool after dark, weirns, vampires, and other night creatures attend class while humans sleep. Homeschooled weirn Alex Treveney wants nothing to do with it, but strange omens and lost time suggest the school is tied to her future.

This full-color anthology collects short comics by Kazu Kibuishi, Svetlana Chmakova, Graham Annable, and many others. From daring fantasy journeys to quiet character pieces, it showcases a wide range of imaginative, self-contained stories in one volume.

This omnibus edition collects all three volumes of Dramacon, plus extras, in a single book. It follows Christie’s three-year journey through the Yatta anime convention, from disastrous first love and artist alley stress to a more grounded sense of herself and her career.

Now in college, Christie and Bethany head back to the con as rising creators with fans and real opportunities. As mishaps keep Christie and Matt apart, both of them must decide whether a long-distance romance fits the adult lives they are trying to build.

A year after her first convention, Christie returns with a new artist, Bethany, and bigger ambitions. Seeing Matt again should be perfect, except he now has a girlfriend, and Christie has to untangle jealousy, loyalty, and what she truly wants from comics and love.

Christie is an aspiring manga writer debuting her comic at her first anime convention with her artist boyfriend. Long days in artist alley, industry nerves, and a sharp-tongued cosplayer named Matt force her to rethink both her relationship and her creative future.