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The Mortal Instruments

The Mortal Instruments Books in Order | Wonderlit

2 books · Ages 13–18 · Middle Grade, Young Adult

The Mortal Instruments is a 2-book series for ages 13–18 by Cassandra Clare.

Reading Order

City of Ashes

City of Ashes2008

City of Lost Souls

City of Lost Souls2012

What This Series Covers

Good vs. Evil Friendship & Loyalty Love & Family Fantasy & Magic Monsters Family & Siblings

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