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The Redwall Adventures by Brian Jacques Call Number: F JAC SERIES BOOKS IN ORDER 2015 The Alex Rider Series by Anthony Horowitz Call Number: F HOR 1. Stormbreaker 2. Point Blanc 3. Skeleton Key 4. Eagle Strike 5. Scorpia 6. Ark Angel 7. Snakehead 8. Crocodile Tears 9. Scorpia Rising 10. Russian Roulette Related title: The gadgets The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis Call Number: F LEW The order in which C. S. Lewis wrote his books: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Prince Caspian The Voyage of the Dawn Treader The Silver Chair The Horse and His Boy The Magician’s Nephew The Last Battle Chronological order of the story of Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe The Horse and His Boy Prince Caspian The Voyage of the Dawn Treader The Silver Chair The Last Battle The Dragonback Adventure Series by Timothy Zahn Call Number: F ZAH 1. Dragon and Thief 2. Dragon and Soldier 3. Dragon and Slave 4. Dragon and Herdsman 5. Dragon and Judge 6. Dragon and Liberator The Dragonkeeper Chronicles by Donita K. Paul Call Number: F PAU 1. Dragonspell 2. Dragonquest 3. Dragonknight 4. Dragonfire 5. Dragonlight The Dreamhouse Kings Series by Robert Liparulo Call Number: F LIP 1. House of Dark Shadows 2. Watcher in the Woods 3. Gatekeepers 4. Timescape 5. Whirlwind 6. Frenzy The Guardians of Ga’Hoole Series by Kathryn Lasky Call Number: F LAS 1. The Capture 2. The Journey 3. The Rescue 4. The Siege 5. The Shattering 6. The Burning 7. The Hatchling 8. The Outcast 9. The First Collier 10. The Coming of Hoole 11. To Be a King 12. The Golden Tree 13. The River of Wind 14. Exile 15. War of the Ember Related title: Lost Tales of Ga'Hoole How to Train Your Dragon series by Cressida Cowell Call Number: F COW 1. How to Train Your Dragon 2. How to Be a Pirate 3. How to Speak Dragonese 4. How to Cheat a Dragon's Curse 5. How to Twist a Dragon's Tale 6. A Hero's Guide to Deadly Dragons 7. How to Ride a Dragon's Storm 8. How to Break a Dragon's Heart 9. How to Steal a Dragon’s Sword 10. How to Seize a Dragon’s Jewel 11. How to Betray a Dragon’s Hero Books by John Flanagan Call Number: F FLA The Ranger’s Apprentice Series 1. The Ruins of Gorlan 2. The Burning Bridge 3. The Icebound Land 4. The Battle for Skandia 5. The Sorcerer in the North 6. The Siege of Macindaw 7. Erak's Ransom 8. Kings of Clonmel 9. Halt’s Peril 10. Emperor of Nihon-Ja 11. The Lost Stories 12. The Royal Ranger The Ranger’s Apprentice: Early Years 1. The Tournament at Gorlan The Brotherband Chronicles 1. The Outcasts 2. The Hunters 3. The Invaders 4. Slaves of Socorro 5. Scorpion Mountain Kingdom Keepers by Ridley Pearson Call Number: F PEA 1. Disney After Dark 2. Disney at Dawn 3. Disney in Shadow 4. Power Play 5. Shell Game 6. Dark Passage 7. The Insider Kingdom Keepers: The Return 1. Disney Lands 2. Disney Divides The Land of Elyon Series by Patrick Carman Call Number: F CAR 1. The Dark Hills Divide 2. Beyond the Valley of Thorns 3. The Tenth City 4. Into the Mist – The Prequel 5. Stargazer The Last Dragon Chronicles by Chris D'Lacey Call Number: F DLA 1. The Fire Within 2. Icefire 3. Firestar 4. The Fire Eternal 5. Dark Fire 6. Fire World 7. The Fire Ascending Related title: Rain & Fire: a Companion to The Last Dragon Chronicles The Mistmantle Chronicles by M.I. McAllister Call Number: F MCA 1. Urchin of the Riding Stars 2. Urchin and the Heartstone 3. The Heir of Mistmantle 4. Urchin and the Raven War 5. Urchin and the Rage Tide The Molly Moon Series by Georgia Byng Call Number: F BYN 1. Molly Moon’s Incredible Book of Hypnotism 2. Molly Moon Stops the World 3. Molly Moon’s Hypnotic Time-Travel Adventure 4. Molly Moon, Micky Minus and the Mind Machine 5. Molly Moon and the Morphing Mystery 6. Molly Moon and the Monster Music Phoenix Files by Chris Morphew Call Number: F MOR 1. Arrival 2. Contact 3. Mutation 4. Underground 5. Fallout 6. Doomsday The Redwall Adventures by Brian Jacques Call Number: F JAC The order in which Brian Jacques wrote his books: 1. Redwall 2. Mossflower 3. Mattimeo 4. Mariel of Redwall 5. Salamandstron 6. Martin the Warrior 7. The Bellmaker 8. Outcast of Redwall 9. Pearls of Lutra 10. The Long Patrol 11. Marlfox 12. The Legend of Luke 13. Lord Brocktree 14. Taggerung 15. Triss 16. Loamhedge 17. Rakkety Tam 18. High Rhulain 19. Eulalia! 20. Doomwyte 21. Sabel Quean 22. The Rogue Crew Chronological order of the story of Redwall: 1. Lord Brocktree 2. Martin the Warrior 3. Mossflower 4. The Legend of Luke 5. Outcast of Redwall 6. Mariel of Redwall 7. The Bellmaker 8. Salamandstron 9. Redwall 10. Mattimeo 11. Pearls of Lutra 12. The Long Patrol 13. Marlfox 14. Taggerung 15. Triss 16. Loamhedge 17. Rakkety Tam 18. High Rhulain 19. Eulalia! 20. Doomwyte 21. Sable Quean 22. The Rogue Crew Related titles: The Great Redwall Feast The Redwall Cookbook Books by Rick Riordan Call Number: F RIO Percy Jackson and the Olympians Series 1. The Lightning Thief 2. The Sea of Monsters 3. The Titan’s Curse 4. The Battle of the Labyrinth 5. The Last Olympian Related title: The Demigod Files The Heroes of Olympus 1. The Lost Hero 2. The Son of Neptune 3. The Mark of Athena 4. House of Hades 5. The Blood of Olympus The Kane Chronicles 1. The Red Pyramid 2. The Throne of Fire 3. The Serpent’s Shadow The Secret Series by Pseudonymous Bosch Call Number: F BOS 1. The Name of this Book Is Secret 2. If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late 3. This Book Is Not Good for You 4. This Isn’t What It Looks Like 5. You Have To Stop This 6. Bad Magic The Secret Zoo by Bryan Chick Call Number: F CHI 1. The Secret Zoo 2. Secrets and Shadows 3. Riddles and Danger 4. Traps and Specters 5. Raids and Rescues The Shadow Children Series by Margaret Peterson Haddix Call Number: F HAD 1. Among the Hidden 2. Among the Imposters 3. Among the Betrayed 4. Among the Barons 5. Among the Brave 6. Among the Enemy 7. Among the Free Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy Call Number: YA F LAN 1. Scepter of the Ancients 2. Playing with Fire 3. The Faceless Ones 4. Dark Days 5. Mortal Coil 6. Death Bringer 6.5 End of the World 7. Kingdom of the Wicked 7.5 The Maleficent Seven 8. Last Stand of Dead Men 8.5 Armageddon Outta Here 9. The Dying of the Light Underland Chronicles by Suzanne Collins Call Number: F COL 1. Gregor the Overlander 2. Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane 3. Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods 4. Gregor and the Marks of Secret 5. Gregor and the Code of Law The Works of T. A. Barron Call Number: F BAR Adventures of Kate Trilogy 1. The Ancient One 2. Heartlight 3. Merlin Effect The Lost Years of Merlin epic 1. The Lost Years of Merlin 2. The Seven Songs of Merlin 3. The Fires of Merlin 4. The Mirror of Merlin 5. The Wings of Merlin The Great Tree of Avalon trilogy 1. Child of the Dark Prophecy 2. Shadows on the Stars 3. The Eternal Flame Merlin’s Dragon trilogy 1. Merlin’s Dragon 2. Doomraga’s Revenge 3. Ultimate Magic Warriors Series by Erin Hunter Call Number: F HUN Warriors: Original Series 1. Into the Wild 2. Fire and Ice 3. Forest of Secrets 4. Rising Storm 5. A Dangerous Path 6. The Darkest Hour Warriors: The New Prophecy- 1. Midnight 2. Moonrise 3. Dawn 4. Starlight 5. Twilight 6. Sunset Warriors: The Power of Three- 1. The Sight 2. Dark River 3. Outcast 4. Eclipse 5. Long Shadows 6. Sunrise Warriors: Omen of the Stars- 1. The Fourth Apprentice 2. Fading Echoes 3. Night Whispers 4. Sign of the Moon 5. The Forgotten Warrior 6. The Last Hope Warriors: Super Editions- 1. Firestar’s Quest 2. Bluestar’s Prophecy Warriors: Guides- 1. Secrets of the Clans 2. Cats of the Clans 3. Code of the Clans The World of Seekers Series- 1. The Quest Begins 2. Great Bear Lake 3. Smoke Mountain 4. Last Wilderness 5. Fire in the Sky 6. Spirits in the Stars Survivors 1. The Empty City 2. A Hidden Enemy 3. Darkness Falls 4. The Broken Path 5. The Endless Lake 6. Storm of Dogs The Underland Chronicles by Suzanne Collins Call Number: F COL 1. Gregor the Overlander 2. Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane 3. Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods 4. Gregor and the Marks of Secret 5. Gregor and the Code of Claw The Wormling Series by Jerry B. Jenkins Call Number: F JEN 1. The Book of the King 2. The Sword of the Wormling 3. The Changeling 4. The Minions of time 5. The Author’s Blood .
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