WeirDo Books in Order

Weir faces the Camp Kangaroo Challenge with his team competing against Bella and the impressively named new pupil Hans Some. Trying to measure up to his apparently perfect rival makes the school camp more complicated than expected.

A visit to the dentist leaves Weir wearing braces and worrying about what everyone will think. With a trip to the Fun Fair approaching, he tries to conceal his new smile from Bella and his friends.

Weir hopes a street garage sale will earn him plenty of money while he helps Bella write a winning song. Between musical ambitions and an unexpected dusty discovery, his busy plans become increasingly difficult to manage.

Grandma Do arrives in time for Grandparents’ Day, a farm excursion, and the school dance. Her visit gives Weir a new source of embarrassment and excitement, as the family member with the strangest habits joins his busy school life.

Weir and Bella are making Halloween costumes when he learns his family will be moving away. Preparing for a spooky celebration suddenly competes with a much bigger worry: leaving behind his friends and familiar life.

The Do family has moved into a new house that needs a serious clean. Weir faces the mess alongside his unusual family, turning the work of settling into their home into another round of awkward adventures.

Weir faces his school's swimming carnival with little enthusiasm for racing, tight swimwear, or water up his nose. Supporting his team means confronting everything about the pool that makes him uncomfortable.

Weir's mother's new job at an animal hospital fills the house with creatures needing attention. Weir and Bella must work out how to care for them while completing an important school project.

Weir wants to win tickets that would take his whole family to a wrestling show. Getting everyone to the event becomes his latest challenge, with the usual complications of life in the Do household.

Weir's birthday falls on Planet Day, giving him two reasons to celebrate. He plans an enormous party, but making his birthday ambitions work proves another challenge for a boy whose life rarely goes smoothly.

Weir and his friends take to the basketball court, hoping to win despite their limited skills. The team faces the challenge of turning enthusiasm into a performance that can carry them through the game.

Weir enters a cook-off with a tempting reward at stake: a trip to a lolly factory. Winning means putting his cooking abilities to the test as the competition becomes his latest challenge.

Weir runs for class captain, hoping to convince his classmates to vote for him. An unexpected disaster with his hair threatens the campaign, leaving him to salvage both his appearance and his chances.

School photo day coincides with auditions for an ice-cream advertisement. Weir and his friends hope to land the starring roles, but getting themselves ready for the cameras brings a new set of challenges.

Weir and his friends enter a writing competition with stories that combine heroes and history. They hope their imaginative approach can win the prize, but turning ideas into a successful entry will take work.

Weir Do hopes to stay composed during a class visit to the zoo and a birthday party for his biggest crush. His eccentric family, including their unusual pet bird, makes the effort to seem ordinary increasingly difficult.

Weir Do tries to earn a place on the school soccer team while his father prepares a dance routine for a local talent competition. Both face opportunities to stand out, though success is far from guaranteed for either.

While his father trains to become a firefighter, Weir Do prepares for Pet Day at school. With FiDo and Blockhead involved, showing off the family pets promises another challenge in Weir’s continuing efforts to navigate school life.

Weir Do begins at a new school with an unforgettable name, unusual habits, and a family that makes blending in difficult. His attempts to find his place turn everyday school life into a succession of awkward, funny challenges.