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Books by Neil Gaiman | Wonderlit

Books by Neil Gaiman

11 books · Ages 2–15

Known for the Chu series, Neil Gaiman writes picture books and middle grade and young adult for ages 2–15, alongside 9 standalone books, exploring themes of fantasy & magic, fear & bravery, adventure.

Series

Chu's Day

Chu's First Day of School

2 books · Ages 2–7

Standalone Books

Cover of The Graveyard Book

The Graveyard Book

Bod is a normal boy except for one thing: he lives in a graveyard and is being raised by ghosts. He is safe among the to

Cover of Blueberry Girl

A lyrical prayer of protection and blessing for a daughter as she journeys through life's milestones, from toddlerhood t

Cover of Hansel and Gretel

Hansel and Gretel

By Age Range

Chu's First Day of School

Chu's Day

Blueberry Girl

The Dangerous Alphabet

Crazy Hair

Common Themes

Fantasy & Magic Fear & Bravery Adventure Being Different Humor Love & Family Self-Confidence & Identity Monsters

Two children abandoned in the woods stumble upon a cottage made of gingerbread, only to find a cruel witch waiting insid

Ages 10–15

Cover of The Dangerous Alphabet

The Dangerous Alphabet

Two children and a pet gazelle hunt for treasure in a secret underground world filled with monsters, pirates, and alphab

Cover of Crazy Hair

For the child who resists the hairbrush or finds joy in the messy and marvelous, this rhyming romp celebrates the wild w

Cover of The Sleeper and the Spindle

The Sleeper and the Spindle

For the child questioning traditional roles and seeking the agency to choose their own path, even when it means walking

Cover of What You Need to Be Warm

What You Need to Be Warm

For children beginning to ask about global news or social justice, this lyrical poem explores the universal right to fee

Cover of The Day I Swapped My Dad for Two Goldfish

The Day I Swapped My Dad for Two Goldfish

A boy trades his father for two goldfish, only to realize his dad is being swapped all over the neighborhood for electri

Cover of Fortunately, the Milk

Fortunately, the Milk

A simple trip for milk turns into a wild time-traveling odyssey featuring space aliens, pirates, and a stegosaurus in a

The Graveyard Book

Blueberry Girl

Hansel and Gretel

The Graveyard Book

Hansel and Gretel

The Sleeper and the Spindle

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I, Trixie Who is Dog

Rama, the Gypsy Cat

Rama, the Gypsy Cat

Killing Mr. Griffin

Killing Mr. Griffin