That's So Raven (Cleo Coyle) Books in Order

Eddie talks Raven into using her psychic gift to help him out, but borrowing the future comes at a price. Soon the whole group is stuck dealing with the fallout.

Raven is thrilled about a big date, but one of her visions sends the evening spinning in a new direction. As usual, trying to fix the future only makes the comedy messier.

A vision about an upcoming school partnership throws Raven into panic mode. Her attempts to outsmart the future lead to disguises, confusion, and classic Raven chaos.

When everything suddenly seems to be going Raven's way, she starts to wonder what the catch is. The answer brings another round of comic misunderstandings.

Romance is in the air, but Raven's love life never stays simple for long. A sweet setup turns into another frantic effort to stop the wrong future from coming true.

Raven gets a vision involving her crush Devon, and what she thinks she sees sends her into a spiral. Jealousy and bad assumptions quickly take over.

A careless comment turns Raven and Chelsea from best friends into fierce rivals. Their clash is funny on the surface, but it pushes both girls to rethink what friendship means.

A troubling vision shows Raven's father in serious trouble at work. To save him, Raven meddles fast, and naturally makes the situation even harder to control.

Victor gets a shot at the spotlight, and Raven is determined to make the moment perfect. Instead, her usual overplanning creates a fresh round of family comedy.

Raven's rivalry with her cousin Andrea flares up again, turning a family visit into a full-blown showdown. One bad decision after another keeps raising the stakes.

Chelsea runs for class president, and Raven jumps in to help. Campaign promises, friendship tension, and Raven's visions make the election anything but simple.

With the adults away, an ordinary night at the Baxter house threatens to become anything but ordinary. Raven and the gang scramble to keep control before everything blows up.

Raven wants a big event to go perfectly, so she keeps meddling to improve the outcome. Each fix sends things a little further over the top.

Raven pushes back against rules and expectations, only to learn that rebellion can snowball fast. Her bid for independence becomes another comic disaster to untangle.

A strain in Raven and Eddie's friendship grows when fame and attention start to get in the way. The laughs stay light, but the fallout feels real.

Trying to look cooler and more successful than she really is, Raven sets off a chain of mix-ups. The story turns on honesty, image, and one very public mess.

Music, ego, and Raven's gift make a lively mix when she gets caught up in another performance-related mess. The result is fast, goofy, and very Raven.