Category: Book Series Guide

I’ve been utterly obsessed with Taylor Jenkins Reid since I first stumbled across one of her books, it felt like meeting an old friend I couldn’t stop talking to. Her storytelling always hits that sweet spot between heart-aching and utterly binge-worthy, and I can’t wait to share with you the order I think makes the…

I’ll be honest: when I first decided to dive into Cassandra Clare’s Shadowhunter world, I was a little overwhelmed. There are so many series, prequels, spin-offs, novellas, and companion books that it can feel like trying to map out a family tree with endless branches. And if you’re like me, you don’t want to miss…

When I first picked up an Elizabeth Strout novel, I had that rare feeling of stumbling into something quietly extraordinary. Her writing has this understated brilliance, ordinary lives, small-town quirks, layered relationships, that just sinks in deeper the more you read. But here’s the thing: Strout’s books are interconnected. Characters drift in and out, stories…

When it comes to Stephen King, I’ve learned one thing: characters have a way of sneaking into his stories, sometimes as background players, sometimes as full-on leads, and sometimes as both. That’s exactly what happened with Holly Gibney. She starts out as a side character, and before you know it, she’s front and center in…

I’ve always found that sometimes diving into an author’s world in publication order offers the most satisfying journey, catching evolving styles, deepening worlds, and growing characters. That said, Rebecca Yarros has such a rich and diverse catalog, spanning fantasy, military romance, standalone gems, and more, that it’s also fun to explore by series. So here’s…

I don’t know about you, but when I stumble onto an author whose books I instantly click with, my first instinct is to go full “completionist mode.” That means I need to know the right order to read everything they’ve written, no skipping around, no missing out. That’s exactly what happened when I discovered Emily…

I’ll be honest, when I first picked up A Game of Thrones, I had no idea just how deep the George R.R. Martin rabbit hole went. Most of us know him for A Song of Ice and Fire (thanks to Game of Thrones dominating TV for years), but the man has been writing since the…

I still remember the first time I picked up Percy Jackson and the Olympians. I was a teenager, not really looking for a new obsession, but once I started, I couldn’t stop. There was something about Percy’s snarky humor, the way Greek mythology was woven into the modern world, and the whole “chosen one but…

I’ll be honest, when I first thought about diving into Stephen King’s universe, I felt completely overwhelmed. He’s written over 65 novels (and counting!), not to mention hundreds of short stories, novellas, and collaborations. The man is a machine. If you’ve ever stood in front of the “K” section of the library or bookstore, you…

Confession time: I first stumbled into The Vampire Diaries world because of the TV show (like so many of us, right?). But when I realized the books came first and that they’re actually a whole sprawling series written by L.J. Smith, I knew I had to dive into the original story. The tricky part? Figuring…