Order of Sally Gardner Books
Sally Gardner is a British author and illustrator. She is a former winner of the Costa Children’s Book Award and the Carnegie Medal. She is best known as the author of I, Coriander, The Red Necklace, and Maggot Moon.
Gardner was raised in Birmingham as the daughter of two lawyers. She had a rough time in school as she was bullied due to her undiagnosed dyslexia. Because of this, she didn’t learn to read until the age of 14. After that she was off to the races though and found a love of books as well as art. She studied art and drama in college, and worked as a theatre designer prior to turning her focus to writing and illustration.
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Publication Order of Magical Children Books
| The Strongest Girl in the World | (1999) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Invisible Boy | (2002) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Smallest Girl Ever | (2002) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Boy Who Could Fly | (2002) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Boy with the Magic Numbers | (2003) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Boy With The Lightning Feet | (2006) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
Publication Order of Tales from the Box Books
Publication Order of French Revolution Books
Publication Order of Fairy Detective Agency: Wings & Co Books
| Operation Bunny | (2012) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Three Pickled Herrings | (2013) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Vanishing of Billy Buckle | (2013) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Matchbox Mysteries | (2014) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Flying Carpet Thief | (2017) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
Publication Order of Mr. Tiger, Betsy Books
| Mr. Tiger, Betsy, and the Blue Moon | (2018) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Mr. Tiger, Betsy, and the Sea Dragon | (2019) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Mr Tiger, Betsy and the Golden Seahorse | (2020) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| The Little Nut Tree | (1993) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| I, Coriander | (2005) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Lucy Willow | (2006) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Double Shadow | (2011) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Maggot Moon | (2012) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| A Palace Full of Princesses | (2012) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Tinder | (2013) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Door That Lead to Where | (2015) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| My Side of the Diamond | (2017) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Wind in the Wall | (2018) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Invisible In A Bright Light | (2019) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Snow Song | (2021) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Weather Woman | (2022) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
Publication Order of Picture Books
| My Little Princess | (1994) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Fairy Catalogue | (2000) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Fairy Tale Catalog | (2000) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Glass Heart | (2001) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Mama Don't Go Out Tonight | (2002) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Fairy Shopping | (2003) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Button Book | (2006) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Princess and the Pea | (2011) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
Publication Order of Chapter Books
| Cinderella | (2011) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Sleeping Beauty | (2011) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Snow White | (2011) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Frog Prince | (2011) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
Publication Order of Tindims Books
Publication Order of Sally Nicholls Children's Books
| The Button Book | (2006) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Who Makes a Forest? | (2020) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| The Nose, Toes and Tummy Book | (2023) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
| Who Makes an Ocean? | (2023) | Amazon US | Amazon UK |
If You Like Sally Gardner Books, You’ll Love…
Maggot Moon was the 2012 Costa Book Award winner. On the other side of the wall there is a dark secret that the Motherland doesn’t want anyone to know about. Standish Treadwell and his friend end up going to the other side of the wall after a lost football. Standish has different colored eyes and can’t read or write, but he sees things different than the others. Once on the other side of the wall, the boys see what the Motherland has been hiding and it is much bigger than they could’ve imagined.
The Door That Led to Where follows AJ Flynn who has just failed all of his exams and at seventeen his future is not looking so bright. He gets a lifeline when he is offered a junior clerk position at a London law firm and his whole life changes. At his new job, AJ finds a key with his birth date written on it. When he finds it, he finds a door to the past, 1830, to be exact. There him and his friends discover a crime that only they can solve.