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The Wild Robot Books in Order (Complete Series Guide)

The Wild Robot has become one of those children's stories that seems to have found an audience far beyond its original books. Peter Brown's story of Roz, a robot stranded in the wilderness, has grown into a three-book series and a major DreamWorks animated movie. That makes The Wild Robot a little different from many children's book series. There are only three main novels, so the reading order is easy. But the movie has introduced an entirely new generation of readers to Roz, and that creates a different set of questions for parents. Should you read the book before watching the movie? Is the movie faithful to the book? What age is The Wild Robot appropriate for? What reading level are the books? And is there actually a fourth book? After reading the stories with our children and watching the movie, I created this guide to help parents and young readers navigate The Wild Robot books in order, understand the relationship between the books and the movie, and decide whether the series is a good fit for their family.

Wings of Fire Books in Order (Complete Series Guide)

If you're trying to figure out the correct Wings of Fire books in order, you're not alone. When my family first discovered the series, we quickly realized it wasn't just another children's fantasy collection. Between the sixteen main novels, graphic novels, Legends books, Winglets, and companion titles, it can be surprisingly difficult to know where to start or what you're getting into. Whether you're buying Wings of Fire for the first time or trying to figure out what comes after Book 5, this guide brings everything together in one place. You'll find the complete reading order, age recommendations, graphic novel advice, buying tips, and our family's experience reading the series. If you're short on time, don't worry. The Quick Facts and Reading Order tables below will help you get started in just a few minutes, while the rest of the guide dives deeper into the questions readers and families often have.