Order of Sharon Creech Books
Sharon Creech is an American author of children’s novels. Among the awards her work has received are the Newbery Medal (for Walk Two Moons) and Carnegie Medal (for Ruby Holler), as well as being a finalist for the Young Reader’s Choice Award (for Heartbeat) and a Newbery Honor (for The Wanderer). Sharon and her husband reside in upstate New York.
Sharon Creech made her debut as a novelist was Absolutely Normal Chaos, which was published in 1990. It was followed up by Walk Two Moons in 1994. Below is a list if Sharon Creech’s books in order of when they were first released:
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Absolutely Normal Chaos | (1990) |
  
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| Walk Two Moons | (1994) |
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| Pleasing the Ghost | (1996) |
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| Chasing Redbird | (1997) |
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| Bloomability | (1998) |
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| The Wanderer | (2000) |
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| Love That Dog | (2001) |
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| Ruby Holler | (2002) |
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| Granny Torrelli Makes Soup | (2003) |
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| Heartbeat | (2004) |
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| Replay | (2005) |
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| Castle Corona | (2007) |
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| Hate That Cat | (2008) |
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| The Unfinished Angel | (2009) |
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| The Great Unexpected | (2012) |
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| The Boy on the Porch | (2013) |
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| Moo | (2016) |
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Publication Order of Short Story Collections
| Acting Out | (2008) |
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Publication Order of Picture Books
| Fishing in the Air | (2000) |
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| A Fine, Fine School | (2001) |
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| Who's That Baby? | (2005) |
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Note: Pleasing the Ghost was also published as The Ghost of Uncle Arvie.
If You Like Sharon Creech Books, You’ll Love…
Sharon Creech Synopsis: Absolutely Normal Chaos is a novel by Sharon Creech. Mary Lou Finney is not exactly thrilled about her boring assignment to keep a journal over the summer. Then cousin Carl Ray comes to stay with her family, and what starts out as the dull summer quickly changes. How was Mary Lou supposed to know what would happen with Carl Ray and the ring? Or with her boy-crazy best friend Beth Ann? Or with the permanently pink Alex Cheevey? Suddenly a boring school project becomes a record of the most exciting, incredible, unbelievable summer of Mary Lou’s life. But what if her teacher actually reads it?
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