Aaron Blabey Books in Order

Snake, fused with a terrifying cosmic Beast, forces Wolf and their friends into the fight of their lives. Old bank-heist memories collide with galaxy-sized stakes as the heroes try to save their friend without letting the universe fall apart.

In their final adventure, Wolf time-travels back to his earliest days as a criminal and meets his younger self. To keep everything that followed from unraveling, he must convince that version of Wolf to choose a different path and try being good.

Cranky Pug uses Pig’s wildly expressive face to introduce very young readers to feelings like happy, grumpy, excited, and sleepy. Each simple scene invites kids to name the emotion and see that moods change, just like Pig’s.

As the war with Snake and Splaarghön escalates, strange voices, new powers, and shocking transformations ripple through the team. Secrets about The Others and the multiverse leave the Bad Guys questioning who is really pulling the strings.

The Bad Guys find themselves in a brutal arena run by the ear-covered overlord of Splaarghön. To reach the next doorway and save their friends, they must dodge brain-melting music, face corrupted heroes, and play a deadly game they never agreed to join.

While Wolf and his crew scramble through deadly Underlord worlds, another team races to find The Others, mysterious heroes linked to The One. Flashbacks to Wolf and Snake’s early jobs collide with present danger as a much bigger plan reveals itself.

Trapped in a dimension ruled by a deranged dentist and his giant living tooth, the Bad Guys face drills, restraints, and brainwashing music that can twist heroes into villains. Escaping this nightmare clinic will take unlikely allies and new magic.

Pig’s terrible behavior has finally caught up with him, and he is shipped off to obedience school. Surrounded by strict rules and equally wild classmates, the world’s rudest pug stages a hilarious revolt that tests every trainer’s patience.

Stranded on the roof of a skyscraper where every floor below hides something nasty, the Bad Guys must fight their way down to safety. As the multiverse falls apart, one wrong move in this tower could doom far more than their own world.

A mysterious door hidden in the grossest restaurant on Earth launches the Bad Guys into a warped new universe. With chainsaw-wielding monsters, a sinister centipede, and reality itself wobbling, they have to run for their lives just to stay in the story.

On Halloween night, Pig the Pug stampedes from door to door screaming for treats and threatening terrible tricks. His candy-fueled rampage quickly spins out of control, proving that even the greediest monster can go too far.

Snake is acting stranger and more dangerous than ever, and weird new powers keep exploding around him. As interdimensional doorways open and Agent Fox’s hidden past surfaces, the team finally begins to learn who – or what – The One might be.

After saving the world, the Bad Guys are ready to celebrate, but Snake is drawn toward a frightening new power. His experiments with dark forces open a doorway to a horror-filled realm and drag the team into a fresh, much scarier fight.

Let loose on a world tour, Pig rampages through famous landmarks, snapping selfies, ignoring signs, and offending locals everywhere he goes. His spectacularly bad manners eventually come back to bite him, hard.

Pig has become a full-time couch potato, glued to snacks and screens while Trevor begs him to play outside. When his laziness leads to a truly disastrous mess, Pig finally has to get off the sofa and face the fallout.

The world misses its favorite unicorn, but Thelma is happily back on the farm with her best friend Otis. When fans beg for her return, she has to decide whether to step into the spotlight again and how to share joy without losing herself.

A wild experiment leaves Mr. Wolf blown up to monster size just as an alien invasion hits the city. With panicked crowds, furious villains, and a giant friend who cannot control his strength, the team must save both Wolf and the world.

Crown Prince Marmalade has seized terrifying power, and Earth is in serious trouble. Joined by a new squad of heroes, the Bad Guys charge into an all-out battle against butt-handed aliens and impossible odds in their biggest showdown so far.

Pig loves every disgusting smell he can find and treats bath time like the worst idea in the world. His sneaky plan to sabotage the tub with a toy bone backfires in spectacular style, proving that even the stinkiest pug cannot dodge soap forever.

Warren is a very cranky koala who is sick of everyone calling him a bear. With plenty of jokes and a few real facts, he explains exactly why koalas are not bears and why getting someone’s name right matters.

When Dr. Marmalade’s latest plan threatens the whole planet, the Bad Guys suddenly end up with real superpowers. Learning to use those abilities without blowing everything up may be the only way to stop his world-ending scheme.

A time-travel mishap hurls the Bad Guys back to the age of dinosaurs. Chased by T-rexes, swallowed by a giant nostril, and stuck with glitchy tech, they must find a way home before they become a prehistoric snack.

The Bad Guys are disappearing one by one, snatched by a creature with too many teeth and far too many butts. As the team hunts their new enemy, they discover this is no ordinary monster and that the fight for their survival has gone galactic.

When a cosmic threat looms, the Bad Guys "borrow" a rocket and blast into space to save Earth. Malfunctioning suits, strange alien goo, and Piranha’s explosive bean-burrito habit turn their mission into a chaotic, far-from-dignified space adventure.

A zombie-kitten outbreak has turned adorable fluffballs into meowing menaces, and evil Dr. Marmalade is behind it. With Agent Fox, a mysterious antidote, and one ferocious granny on their side, the Bad Guys race to stop the cutest apocalypse ever.

During a photo shoot, Pig is certain he deserves every costume and every bit of attention. When the camera starts loving loyal Trevor instead, Pig will do anything to steal back the spotlight, with cringeworthy and funny results.

No one loves Christmas more than Pig, and his wish list is enormous. Determined to stay awake for Santa, he gets greedy, complains about his presents, and literally sinks his teeth into the big man, turning Christmas Eve into pure Pig mayhem.

The gang has meddled with the wrong guinea pig. Dr. Marmalade, a tiny ball of fury with big plans, unleashes his revenge with bizarre inventions and an army of critters. The Bad Guys must survive his traps if they want to keep saving the day.

Pig cannot bear to lose and turns every moment with Trevor into a competition. A reckless eating contest ends with a choking disaster and a noisy trip through the air, forcing Pig to reconsider what winning really looks like.

Thelma is a plain pony who dreams of being a glamorous unicorn. A splash of pink paint and glitter turns her into a global sensation, but constant attention and rude fans soon make her wonder if being famous is worth giving up her old life.

Fresh from their dog-pound caper, the Bad Guys decide to free ten thousand hens from a high-tech chicken farm. Sneaking past lasers, guards, and one very tough tarantula, they try to prove they really can be heroes, not just crooks in disguise.

Mr. Wolf is tired of always being the villain, so he recruits Snake, Shark, and Piranha to form a Good Guys Club. Their first missions, rescuing a cat and two hundred dogs, go hilariously wrong as they discover doing good is not so simple.

Brian the piranha adores fruit, especially bananas, and keeps trying to tempt his friends with peas, plums, and a giant fruit platter. His meat-loving buddies think he is ridiculous, but one taste proves that trying something new is not so terrible.

Pig loves wrecking things, then blaming his innocent friend Trevor when the humans return. One outrageous lie too many lands him in deep trouble, and the painful fallout makes honesty look a lot more appealing.

A tiny porcupine just wants a cuddle, but every animal he asks flees from his sharp quills. Lonely and hurt, he finally meets a snake who understands what it feels like to be avoided and is happy to offer the hug he needs.

Pig is a greedy little pug with mountains of toys and no interest in sharing them with his sweet friend Trevor. When he climbs onto a teetering pile to guard his loot, his selfishness leads to a very painful, very funny fall.

Serenity Strainer thinks she is perfectly neat and in control until she discovers a ball of belly-button fluff that turns out to be alive. The Dreadful Fluff grows, gobbles her family, and rampages through the house, forcing Serenity to fight real mess.

In the gloomy town of Twee, everyone lives in fear of the ghost Miss Annabel Spoon, who haunts them day and night. Young Herbert Kettle decides to visit her instead of running away, and his simple act of friendship changes the town’s haunting for good.

Stanley Paste is very small and absolutely hates it, especially when other kids tease him. When a new girl arrives who is incredibly tall and just as miserable, the two form an unexpected friendship and start to feel better about who they are.

Sunday Chutney has a strange name, quirky tastes, and a family that moves so often she is always the new kid. Her funny, honest narration shows both the excitement and the loneliness of never quite fitting in anywhere.

Pearl Barley is loud, daring, and loves to run wild, while Charlie Parsley is quiet, careful, and prefers calm. Their opposite strengths help each other through fears and tired days, painting a warm picture of an unlikely but perfect friendship.