Tui T Sutherland Books in Order

A simple story-and-activity book built around shiny jewel stickers and dress-up fun. It is aimed at very young readers who want something part story and part play.

This early reader follows a busy bunny family from morning to night in short, easy scenes. Simple words and a gentle rhythm make it a good first step for new readers.

A playful hide-and-seek early reader built around repetition and easy-to-follow action. It is quick, cheerful, and designed to give brand-new readers confidence.

Kermit gets a pile of unsigned valentines and has to guess which Muppet sent each one. It is a light holiday picture book with riddles, rhymes, and familiar faces.

Mo the mouse and Ella the elephant are best friends, even though they could not be more different. Two short stories introduce their friendship in a warm, beginner-friendly way.

Mo and Ella return for more simple adventures, including birthday surprises and a new friend. Like the first book, it keeps the focus on gentle humor and early reading confidence.

This kid-friendly biography introduces Harry Houdini's life, stunts, and rise as a world-famous escape artist. It keeps the facts clear while showing why his act amazed so many people.

Told through notes, emails, and messages, this modern retelling of A Midsummer Night's Dream follows Hermia, Helena, and a tangle of high school romance. It is playful, fast, and full of misunderstandings.

Five teens are thrown from 2012 into a future where the world is ending and gods are choosing champions. As they discover strange powers and a deadly contest, they must decide whether to fight the game or each other.

A fast retelling of the third Pirates of the Caribbean film, following Jack Sparrow, Will Turner, Elizabeth Swann, and the fight against Lord Beckett. It condenses the movie into a brisk storybook adventure.

The teens now know they are avatars of rival gods, trapped in a ruined future where only one is supposed to survive. Instead of playing along, they start looking for allies, answers, and a way out.

The final Avatars book pushes the survivors deeper into the gods' plan, through new lands and underworld dangers. To stop the Game, they have to outthink powers far older and trickier than themselves.

A stubborn bulldog becomes a real test of patience for the kid trying to care for him. The story keeps the series' mix of school worries, family life, and one dog who absolutely refuses to cooperate.

Ella is focused on music and the school talent show, then inherits a beagle who howls along with every song. Trumpet is adorable, but he may ruin her big moment unless she changes the act.

Rosie wants a neat, pretty toy poodle, not a puppy who loves dirt more than manners. Buttons keeps making a mess, and Rosie has to learn that the perfect pet may not look perfect at all.

Parker adores his new golden retriever, Merlin, until the dog starts breaking free just to follow him everywhere. It is a sweet, funny story about first friendships and a puppy who refuses to be left behind.

Michelle loves her energetic boxer, Tombo, but his chewing habit is destroying everything in sight. Saving her stuff, and maybe her friendship, means finding a better way to handle a dog who never slows down.

This final Pet Trouble story pairs another kid with a very hard-to-manage dachshund and the outsized chaos that follows. It is a brisk, funny chapter book about responsibility, frustration, and learning to love a difficult pet.

Heidi thinks she can handle any dog, until a giant Newfoundland barrels into her life. Yeti is lovable chaos, and Heidi has to figure out whether her house, and her heart, are big enough for him.

Noah hopes a dog agility class will help him settle in after a move, but his sheltie, Jeopardy, is more embarrassing than helpful. New school nerves and a wildly uncooperative dog make fitting in much harder.

Clay and four other dragonets escape the cave where they were raised to end a war they barely understand. Their search for freedom becomes the first big test of prophecy, loyalty, and survival.

Starflight is taken to the NightWing homeland, where tribe secrets are darker and sadder than he imagined. Alone among dragons who expect obedience, he has to find courage very quickly.

Glory finally reaches the RainWing rainforest and discovers her tribe is in more danger than anyone admits. To save missing dragons, she has to cut through laziness, lies, and an enemy hiding in the shadows.

Tsunami reaches the SeaWing kingdom expecting answers and maybe a royal welcome. Instead she finds palace danger, family secrets, and a killer hiding underwater.

Logan learns the quiet town of Xanadu hides a secret preserve of unicorns, griffins, dragons, and more. When griffin cubs escape, he and Zoe race to round them up before the whole place is exposed.

In the Hundred Isles, Conor, Abeke, Meilin, and Rollan keep hunting powerful talismans while a worse threat grows inside the team itself. A traitor may be among them, turning every choice into a risk.

A murdered golden goose and a blamed dragon turn the Menagerie into a crime scene. Logan and Zoe have to clear Scratch's name fast, before the secret sanctuary is shut down for good.

Sunny refuses to give up on ending the SandWing war, even after everything about the prophecy starts to crack. Crossing the desert, she chases truth, family, and a chance to choose peace for herself.

Young Deathbringer is desperate to prove himself useful to the NightWings. One mission forces him to choose between blind loyalty and the kind of dragon he wants to become.

Somebody is sabotaging the Menagerie, and the creature disasters keep getting worse. Logan and Zoe chase clues through strikes, escapes, and rising chaos to save the place they love.

At Jade Mountain Academy, mind-reader Moonwatcher is supposed to start a peaceful new life. But strange visions, stranger thoughts, and attacks inside the school make secrecy impossible.

Fierceteeth sits in a SandWing prison, furious that she was never chosen for glory. Her story opens up NightWing life, old resentments, and the sharp edge of wanting destiny for yourself.

Winter sets out to find his sister, and maybe his missing brother, hoping to fix his family's disasters alone. The mission drags him into Queen Scarlet's reach and forces him to question everything IceWings taught him.

Long before the main series, three young dragons become tied to the rise of the most dangerous NightWing in history. This prequel blends prophecy, magic, and friendship with a looming sense of disaster.

Before the SandWing war explodes, loyal soldier Six-Claws tries to do the right thing during a dangerous royal crisis. It is a small story with big consequences for the desert kingdom.

Peril, the deadliest dragon in Pyrrhia, wants to protect Clay and stop Queen Scarlet once and for all. Her journey mixes danger, dark humor, and the painful question of whether she can become someone better.

Foeslayer and Arctic only want to be together, but their escape changes dragon history. This short prequel gives Darkstalker's family story its emotional beginning.

Turtle would rather hide his animus magic than act like a hero, especially with Darkstalker back. But staying invisible gets harder as ancient power starts pulling the whole world off balance.

Qibli knows Darkstalker has to be stopped, and he knows how tempting magic can be. With friends, family, and Pyrrhia at risk, cleverness may matter more than raw power.

This graphic adaptation turns Clay's first adventure into a fast, visual retelling. It keeps the prophecy, the escape, and the early worldbuilding while making the dragon action easy to follow.

Cricket has always asked dangerous questions, especially about Queen Wasp's powers. On the run with new friends, she hunts for answers that could topple an empire and stop another war.

Blue thinks life in Pantala is quiet and safe until his sister's metamorphosis goes terribly wrong. Suddenly he is running through a world of secrets, control, and dragons who have been lied to for generations.

Glory's rainforest story becomes a vivid graphic adventure full of missing dragons and hidden enemies. The art makes the contrast between laid-back RainWings and real danger especially sharp.

This graphic edition follows Tsunami into the SeaWing kingdom, where royal danger waits beneath the water. It is the same tense palace mystery in a brisk, illustrated format.

Sundew wants revenge on the HiveWings, and the Poison Jungle seems built for that fury. But the deeper she goes into LeafWing secrets, the harder it is to keep hate simple.

This companion novel follows human characters living under dragon rule, including Wren, Leaf, and Ivy. Their paths cross familiar events from the dragon books, showing Pyrrhia from the ground instead of the sky.

Young Queen Snowfall wants safety through control, until strange dragons arrive asking for asylum. Her icy kingdom becomes a test of fear, leadership, and whether protecting her tribe means changing herself.

Starflight's trip to the NightWing homeland gets a moody graphic treatment that fits the book's secrets and fear. It is a strong pick for readers who like the lore-heavy parts of the series.

Sunny's desert journey and the fight to end the SandWing war are retold in a bold visual format. The adaptation keeps the heart of the finale while moving quickly.

Moonwatcher's first days at Jade Mountain Academy work especially well in panels, with mystery building around every class and cave. It is a clean visual entry point into the second arc.

Luna returns to Pantala on a desperate mission to save both dragons and humans from a buried evil. To have any chance, she must unite enemies, friends, and powers that do not naturally trust one another.

An illustrated companion packed with lore, stories, history, myths, and art from across the Wings of Fire universe. It is built for fans who want to wander deeper into the dragon world.

A step-by-step drawing book that shows readers how to sketch many Wings of Fire dragons. It mixes simple art instruction with just enough series flavor to keep fans happily practicing.

Winter's search for his siblings becomes a tense graphic adventure about family, pride, and survival. The icy settings and dragon politics translate very well to the page.

This graphic version of the prequel retells Darkstalker's rise with striking art and a darker mood. It keeps the big questions about power, love, and fate at the center.

Turtle's secret magic and Darkstalker's return make for a suspenseful graphic installment. It balances quiet self-doubt with high-stakes fantasy action.

This short Wings of Fire story heads back to the Sky Kingdom and follows young Prince Cliff. It is a quick extra for fans who want more character time and a glimpse at SkyWing life.

Umber never expected to be anyone's protector, but running away with Sora changes everything. On a hidden island full of dragons with painful pasts, he finds mystery, danger, and a new kind of future.