Ursula Vernon Books in Order
Browse Ursula Vernon's children's books in order, with summaries, series background, and tips on where to start if you're also reading her T. Kingfisher novels.
Last updated: June 7, 2026
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Publication Order
37 books
It Made Sense at the Time
by Ursula Vernon
2004
Digger, Volume One
by Ursula Vernon
2005
Digger, Volume Two
by Ursula Vernon
2006
Digger, Volume Three
by Ursula Vernon
2007
The House of Diamond
by Ursula Vernon
2007
Digger, Volume Four
by Ursula Vernon
2009
Dragonbreath
by Ursula Vernon
2009
Attack of the Ninja Frogs
by Ursula Vernon
2010
Curse of the Were-wiener
by Ursula Vernon
2010
Digger, Volume 5
by Ursula Vernon
2010
Digger, Volume Six
by Ursula Vernon
2011
Lair of the Bat Monster
by Ursula Vernon
2011
No Such Thing as Ghosts
by Ursula Vernon
2011
The Mountain of Iron
by Ursula Vernon
2011
Revenge of the Horned Bunnies
by Ursula Vernon
2012
When Fairies Go Bad
by Ursula Vernon
2012
Digger: The Complete Omnibus
by Ursula Vernon
2013
Nightmare of the Iguana
by Ursula Vernon
2013
The Case of the Toxic Mutants
by Ursula Vernon
2013
Knight-napped!
by Ursula Vernon
2014
The Seventh Bride
by T Kingfisher
2014
Miller’s daughter Rhea is forced into an engagement with unsettling Lord Crevan and summoned to his isolated manor. There she discovers six trapped wives and a castle full of curses, and must survive a night of impossible magical tasks to win her freedom.
Bryony and Roses
by T Kingfisher
2015
Practical gardener Bryony takes shelter from a snowstorm in an enchanted manor where a Beast and a very peculiar house are bound together. Armed with gardening shears and stubborn common sense, she must unravel dark magic before it devours them both.
Castle Hangnail
by Ursula Vernon
2015
Harriet the Invincible
by Ursula Vernon
2015
Of Mice and Magic
by Ursula Vernon
2016
Ratpunzel
by Ursula Vernon
2016
The Frozen Menace
by Ursula Vernon
2016
The Raven and the Reindeer
by T Kingfisher
2016
When Gerta’s friend Kay is stolen away by the Snow Queen, she sets out across a perilous, frozen world to bring him home. Traveling with a sardonic raven and a fierce bandit girl, she discovers that love and loyalty don’t always look the way she expected.
Clockwork Boys
by T Kingfisher
2017
Convicted forger Slate is offered a last chance at life if she joins a mismatched team sent to uncover the secret of the unstoppable Clockwork Boys. Their "suicide mission" through enemy lands mixes dark magic, espionage, and sharp, weary humor.
Giant Trouble
by Ursula Vernon
2017
Little Red Rodent Hood
by Ursula Vernon
2018
Swordheart
by T Kingfisher
2018
Widowed housekeeper Halla inherits a fortune—and grasping in‑laws who lock her up until she agrees to marry. When she draws an old sword to end it all, she releases Sarkis, a warrior bound to the blade, and their flight for legal help becomes a perilous road‑trip romance.
The Wonder Engine
by T Kingfisher
2018
The second half of the Clocktaur War duology finds Slate, Caliban, and their dubious allies finally inside Anuket City, hunting the source of the clockwork siege engines. Their espionage turns into a desperate race through guild halls and catacombs to avert disaster.
Whiskerella
by Ursula Vernon
2018
The Twisted Ones
by T Kingfisher
2019
Mouse, a freelance editor, agrees to clear out her late grandmother’s hoarder house in rural North Carolina and finds her step‑grandfather’s mad journal and something wrong in the woods. Twisted deer, impossible hills, and an old occult text turn the job into folk horror.
A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking
by T Kingfisher
2020
Fourteen‑year‑old Mona’s magic only works on bread—until she discovers a corpse on the bakery floor and realizes someone is hunting wizards. With a homicidal sourdough starter and gingerbread soldiers, she becomes her city’s last, very floury line of defense.
The Hollow Places
by T Kingfisher
2020
Freshly divorced Kara moves into her uncle’s eccentric taxidermy museum and discovers a hole in the wall leading to a bunker and an endless landscape of willows. The beings that live there hear thoughts, and the more you fear them, the stronger they grow.
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