Barbara Kingsolver (Photo Credit: David Wood)
Barbara Kingsolver is an American author as well as being a poet and an essayist. She earned degrees in Biology at DePauw University and the University of Arizona. Topics covered in her novels include social justice, biodiversity, feminism and how humans interact with their environments. Ever since 1993, all of Kingsolver’s books have made the New York Times Bestseller List. She has won the Orange Prize for Fiction and the National Humanities Medal as well as having being nominated for PEN/Faulkner Award and the Pulitzer Prize.

Barbara Kingsolver became a published author in 1988 with the novel The Bean Trees. Below is a list of Barbara Kingsolver’s books in order of when they were originally published:

Publication Order of Greer Family Books

The Bean Trees (1988)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Pigs in Heaven (1993)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Animal Dreams (1990)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
The Poisonwood Bible (1998)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Prodigal Summer (2000)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
The Lacuna (2009)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Flight Behavior (2012)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Unsheltered (2018)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Demon Copperhead (2022)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price

Publication Order of Short Story Collections

Homeland (1989)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Another America/Otra America (1992)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
How to Fly (2020)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

High Tide in Tucson: Essays from Now or Never (1995)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Holding the Line: Women in the Great Arizona Mine Strike of 1983 (1996)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Small Wonder: Essays (2002)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Last Stand: America's Virgin Lands (2002)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: Our Year of Season Eating (2007)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price

Publication Order of Anthologies

Mid-life Confidential: The Rock Bottom Remainders Tour America with Three Chords and an Attitude(1994)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
The Eloquent Essay: An Anthology of Classic Creative Nonfiction(2000)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Writers on Writing: Collected Essays from The New York Times(2001)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
The Best American Short Stories 2001(2001)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Touchstone Anthology of Contemporary Creative Nonfiction: Work from 1970 to the Present(2007)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
The Maternal Is Political(2008)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Sisters(2009)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price
Plough Quarterly No. 4: Earth(2015)Best Hardcover PriceBest Paperback PriceBest Kindle Price

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Barbara Kingsolver Synopsis: The Poisonwood Bible is about the wife and daughters of Nathan Price. Price is an evangelical Baptist who brings his family and mission to the Congo in 1959. They bring all their belongings with them, but see it all transformed once it all gets there.

The Lacuna is about Harrison William Shepherd, a man is on the search for his own identity.

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One Response to “Order of Barbara Kingsolver Books”

  1. Barbara Certain: 3 months ago

    I’ve read every book that Barbara has written and very much enjoyed and looked forward to them. However we seem to have hit a snag with Demon Copperhead,
    I consider it pure filth and so disappointing!!
    Has everybody sank to this degree in order to make a few bucks? Where have her writing skills gone?
    I have no words really to describe how I feel to know I can not read this book nor probably any that she writes from this point on.
    The best thing I can do with this book is to burn it so no one else sees the level the writings have sank to.

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