Tony DiTerlizzi Books in Order

Denied Moon Pies before dinner, Jimmy takes his homemade flying vehicle into space to find his favorite snack. Meetings with the Moon, Mars Men, and the Grimble Grinder complicate his adventure and his return home.

A boy with an overworked father finds an exuberant imaginary friend named Ted. Their mischievous games, including wall painting and an indoor swimming pool, challenge Dad's seriousness and create an opportunity for father and son to reconnect.

Tony DiTerlizzi illustrates Mary Howitt's cautionary poem about a spider who uses flattery to lure a fly. Black-and-white images inspired by early Hollywood horror films emphasize the danger concealed beneath the spider's charming invitations.

With magical creatures increasingly threatening them, Jared, Simon, and Mallory debate whether to keep Arthur Spiderwick's guide. They visit Aunt Lucinda for answers about their family's history and why the faerie world wants the book.

After moving into an old family mansion, Jared, Simon, and Mallory Grace discover strange disturbances. A handmade guide found in the attic reveals a hidden faerie world whose inhabitants may be dangerous and determined to keep their secrets.

An impostor impersonates Jared, Mallory disappears, and poisoned water kills nearby wildlife. The Grace children follow clues toward an abandoned quarry, where dwarves occupy a mine and a powerful creature is recruiting allies for a sinister plan.

This interactive Spiderwick companion gathers seventeen short accounts of faerie encounters from imaginary observers around the world. Readers can add their own notes, maps, charts, sketches, and stories, creating a personal record of fantastical discoveries.

An invented menagerie turns the alphabet into a parade of peculiar creatures. Presented through playful verse and imaginative illustrations, the book replaces familiar animals with fantastical beasts, inviting children to explore letters through nonsense and visual humor.

Kenny Rabbit befriends a cultured dragon, but frightened villagers demand that a retired dragon slayer confront him. With both combatants among his friends, Kenny must devise a way to satisfy the crowd without losing either companion.

Meno, a space elf visiting Earth, shares simple adventures with Yamagoo, his nearsighted jellyfish friend. Their unusual outlook, bodily humor, and playful language introduce a picture-book world built around friendship and the silliness of everyday experiences.

When a marauder destroys her underground home, twelve-year-old Eva Nine escapes into an unfamiliar world. Raised by a robot, she searches for other humans, guided by a treasured scrap of cardboard bearing the mysterious word WondLa.

Yamagoo misses the sea, so Meno asks wish-granting Wishi to create another aquatic friend. Their effort to expand their friendship group brings odd possibilities and playful misunderstandings in a short picture-book adventure for young children.

When space elf Meno catches a cold, Yamagoo seeks help from wish-granting Wishi. Attempts to make his friend feel better lead to an increasingly silly sickbed adventure, turning a familiar childhood experience into an unusual friendship story.

Meno and his friends set off on a picnic with unusual transport, including a carrot scooter and a bowling ball. Their preparations overlook the chocolate snacks, turning an ordinary outing into a playful question about what everyone brought.

Eva Nine reaches New Attica after a human boy rescues her and her companions. Delighted to find a thriving human colony, she soon detects a sinister threat beneath its apparent harmony that could endanger all life on Orbona.

This picture book retells Luke Skywalker's journey through the original Star Wars trilogy, from ordinary beginnings toward becoming a Jedi. Tony DiTerlizzi's text accompanies Ralph McQuarrie's concept paintings, presenting the familiar struggle against the Empire through its foundational artwork.

Eva Nine hides to protect her friends from Loroc, but news that human leader Cadmus Pryde has captured Solas draws her out. An unexpected ally helps her confront a plan threatening humans and aliens across Orbona.

Tony DiTerlizzi gathers artwork from his roleplaying-game career, including illustrations for Dungeons & Dragons, Planescape, and Magic: The Gathering. Previously unseen images and photographs accompany his commentary on the creatures, characters, and worlds he helped shape.

Jack wants more of everything for Christmas and accidentally breaks a treasured family ornament. A fairy released from it creates holiday wonders but cannot repair the heirloom, leaving Jack to discover how to make something meaningful himself.

Kenny Rabbit fears losing his dragon friend Grahame when an old manticore companion arrives. Changes at home and school add to his unease, while a witch, a missing friend, and a mysterious book call for another shared adventure.