Tahereh Mafi Books in Order

Juliette Ferrars has been locked in solitary confinement for months because her touch can kill. When the brutal regime known as the Reestablishment pulls her out to use as a weapon, she must choose between becoming their monster or fighting for her own freedom.

Told from Warner’s viewpoint, this novella follows him after Juliette’s escape and the bullet she left in his shoulder. As he hides a growing rebellion from his tyrannical father and discovers Juliette’s journal, his obsession with her begins to look dangerously like understanding.

Set during the climactic battle at the end of Unravel Me, this novella switches to Adam’s point of view. While Omega Point prepares for war, Adam is torn between the mission, his brother James, and Juliette, and learns that love alone may not be enough.

Now hiding with other gifted rebels at Omega Point, Juliette struggles to control her powers and stop seeing herself as a monster. As the Reestablishment closes in and Adam’s secret ability threatens their relationship, she’s forced to rethink who she trusts—and who she loves.

Juliette wakes to find Omega Point destroyed and the rebels scattered, with only Warner standing between her and total defeat. To overthrow the Reestablishment, she must finally embrace her power, rally the survivors, and decide which future—and which boy—she’s willing to fight for.

This companion volume collects the novellas Destroy Me and Fracture Me, along with pages from Juliette’s journal. It fills in what Warner and Adam were thinking between the early books and offers extra glimpses of the battles and heartbreak leading up to Ignite Me.

Twelve‑year‑old Alice Alexis Queensmeadow lives in Ferenwood, where color is magic and she has none. When her beloved father vanishes, she joins slippery classmate Oliver on a perilous journey into the topsy‑turvy land of Furthermore to find him and discover her own kind of power.

This compact non‑fiction collection gathers inspirational and motivational quotations attributed to Aristotle. Arranged for quick reference, it offers bite‑size reflections on ethics, happiness, learning, and how to live a more thoughtful, examined life.

In the frozen town of Whichwood, thirteen‑year‑old Laylee is the last girl tasked with washing the dead and sending their souls on. Exhausted, half‑silvered, and invisible to her neighbors, she’s startled when Alice and Oliver arrive from Ferenwood determined to help her save herself.

Set in 2002, this contemporary novel follows Shirin, a sixteen‑year‑old Muslim girl who’s fed up with the racism and violence she faces for wearing hijab. Breakdancing with her brother is her escape—until kind, popular Ocean insists on getting past her walls.

With the old regime toppled, Juliette is suddenly Supreme Commander of North America and expected to unite a world she barely understands. As foreign delegates arrive and buried truths about her past surface, her new government, her mental health, and her relationship with Warner all start to fracture.

After the catastrophe at the symposium, Juliette wakes in a strange facility with her memories in pieces and her enemies claiming to be family. As long‑buried secrets about her origins and childhood with Warner come to light, the war against the Reestablishment turns brutally personal.

Find Me binds together the novellas Shadow Me and Reveal Me in print, centering Kenji Kishimoto’s point of view. It traces his role in protecting Juliette, managing politics at the Sanctuary, and stumbling into a tender, complicated romance with Nazeera amid the series’ biggest crises.

Picking up after Defy Me, this novella keeps the focus on Kenji as the rebels lick their wounds at the Sanctuary. While Juliette and Warner are missing, he battles loneliness, leadership pressure, and his deepening connection to Nazeera, all against the backdrop of an approaching final fight.

This novella, told through Kenji’s eyes, unfolds around the high‑stakes Continental Symposium that caps Restore Me. Juggling security, diplomacy, and his confusing feelings for Nazeera, Kenji watches Juliette’s public image crumble and senses that something far worse is coming.

Juliette—now remembering herself as Ella Sommers—has been remade into a perfect weapon under the supreme commanders’ control. As her friends race to rescue her and tear down what remains of the Reestablishment, she has to fight from the inside to reclaim her mind, her name, and her future.

In 2003, Shadi’s brother is dead, her father is seriously ill, her mother is unraveling, and the U.S. has gone to war with Iraq. As Islamophobia rises around her, she tries to stay silent and small—until grief, first love, and family fractures force her to speak.

Set after the main Shatter Me novels, this novella follows Warner as he tries to marry Juliette in a world that still needs their leadership. Every attempt at a simple ceremony is derailed by politics, security risks, and the lingering scars of everything they’ve survived together.

Alizeh is a Jinn queen in hiding, working as a servant and secret seamstress in the human kingdom of Ardunia. When crown prince Kamran witnesses her quiet strength and learns of a prophecy that links her icy blood to his grandfather’s death, their fates—and their hearts—become dangerously entangled.

With King Zaal dead and Ardunia in chaos, Alizeh has been taken to Tulan by Cyrus, who plans to marry her and crown her Jinn queen to pay his debt to the devil. As Kamran fights to reach her, Alizeh must balance destiny, vengeance, and divided loyalties.

Now recognized as queen of the Jinn, Alizeh accepts Cyrus’s offer of marriage in exchange for his kingdom and, one day, his death. Bound by a forbidden blood oath and surrounded by unrest, she has to decide whom to trust as Kamran arrives hungry for both justice and her heart.

The fourth Woven Kingdom novel opens on Alizeh and Cyrus’s enchanted wedding day, with a blood oath and prophecy hanging over them. As Kamran and rival forces close in, every move they make pulls Jinn and human worlds tighter into a spiral of love, sacrifice, and looming war.

Ten years after Juliette and Warner toppled the Reestablishment, James Anderson infiltrates Ark Island, the regime’s last refuge, to prove himself—and is promptly captured. There he collides with Rosabelle Wolff, a precision‑trained assassin, and their uneasy partnership may determine whether the new world survives its reborn enemy.

In this sequel to Watch Me, James, Rosabelle, and Warner face the fallout from Ark Island’s experiments and plots. Rosabelle is desperate to rescue her sister and dismantle the system that made her a weapon, while James gambles his future on convincing the New Republic she’s worth trusting.