J.K. Rowling Books in Order

Harry Potter thinks he is just an ordinary boy until he discovers he is a wizard. Invited to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, he enters a world of magic and mystery where he must face the truth about his parents' death.

The first Harry Potter novel, reimagined with full-color illustrations by Jim Kay. The artwork brings key scenes and characters to life, offering a visual new way to experience Harry's first year.

Harry ignores warnings not to return to Hogwarts, only to find the school plagued by mysterious attacks that leave students petrified. As whispers about the Heir of Slytherin spread, Harry and his friends must uncover the dark secret hidden within the castle walls.

Jim Kay's illustrations continue in the second book, capturing the mystery of the Chamber and the flying Ford Anglia. The large-format edition adds visual depth to the darker tone of Harry’s second year.

The mass murderer Sirius Black has escaped from Azkaban prison and is reportedly hunting Harry. As Dementors guard the school, Harry learns disturbing truths about his family's past and the betrayal that changed his life.

This illustrated edition depicts the Dementors and the Knight Bus in Jim Kay’s distinctive style. The artwork complements the introduction of Sirius Black and the expanding magical map.

A reproduction of Harry Potter’s own school textbook, written by Newt Scamander. This guide catalogues magical creatures from A to Z, offering amusing notes and details on the beasts that inhabit the wizarding world.

Harry is mysteriously entered into the Triwizard Tournament, a dangerous competition between magical schools. He must face dragons and dark magic, unaware that the tournament is part of a larger plot to bring Voldemort back to power.

A comprehensive history of the wizarding world’s favourite sport, from its early origins on the terrifying Queerditch Marsh to the modern professional leagues. This volume is presented as a copy from the Hogwarts school library.

Presented as a Hogwarts library book by fictional Quidditch authority Kennilworthy Whisp, this companion surveys the wizarding sport’s development, teams, rules, tactics, and notorious fouls. It follows Quidditch from early broom games to the modern competition played across the wizarding world.

The Ministry of Magic refuses to believe Voldemort has returned and installs a tyrannical teacher at Hogwarts to silence the truth. Harry must secretly train a group of students to defend themselves as the wizarding world stands on the brink of war.

The longest book in the series is brought to life with Jim Kay’s art, featuring the grim headquarters of the Order and the oppressive rule of Dolores Umbridge.

As Voldemort’s power grows, Dumbledore begins preparing Harry for the final battle by exploring the dark lord’s past. Meanwhile, a mysterious textbook belonging to the "Half-Blood Prince" helps Harry excel at potions but leads him into dangerous territory.

Edited by Willa Shalit, this anthology gathers sixty-seven original essays by writers, celebrities, and other notable women on growing up female. The contributors reflect on the joys, hardships, and unexpected experiences that shape female identity and adulthood.

Harry, Ron, and Hermione leave Hogwarts to hunt down and destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes. On the run and isolated, they must rely on each other as they move toward a final battle that will decide the fate of the wizarding world.

When a parish councillor dies unexpectedly, the small English town of Pagford is left in shock. The empty seat triggers a ruthless local election that exposes the deep class divisions and secrets hidden behind the town's idyllic façade.

Private detective Cormoran Strike is hired to investigate the death of a supermodel, which police ruled a suicide. Operating out of a small office, Strike enters the world of high fashion and celebrity to find a killer hiding in plain sight.

When a novelist disappears, his wife hires Strike to find him. Strike discovers the writer has penned a manuscript featuring poisonous pen-portraits of everyone he knows—and now someone has murdered him in a way that mimics his grotesque story.

Robin Ellacott receives a severed leg in the mail, sending Strike and Robin on the hunt for a man from Strike’s past. As the killer taunts them, they must catch him before he strikes again, all while their partnership is tested to its limits.

The text of J.K. Rowling’s 2008 Harvard commencement speech. She speaks about the benefits of failure and the crucial importance of imagination in empathizing with others.

The script for the first film in the prequel series. Newt Scamander arrives in 1920s New York with a suitcase full of magical creatures, only to find them escaping into a city on edge.

The official script of the stage play, set nineteen years after the original series. Harry is an overworked Ministry employee, while his son Albus struggles with the weight of a family legacy he never wanted.

Nineteen years after the Battle of Hogwarts, Harry Potter is a Ministry employee and father whose past still presses on him. His son Albus struggles with the Potter legacy, and their intertwined fears lead both toward a new darkness.

A guide to the secrets of Hogwarts Castle, from its resident ghosts to the Sorting Hat. This short eBook compiles lore that explains the quirks and magical mechanics of the famous school.

J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World background piece recounts the founding of North America’s Ilvermorny School, from Isolt Sayre’s arrival in Massachusetts to the school’s expansion. It introduces the four houses, their founders, and distinctive school traditions.

A collection of writings from the Pottermore archives profiling courageous characters like Minerva McGonagall and Remus Lupin. It explores their backstories and the personal hardships they overcame to become heroes of the wizarding world.

This collection delves into the darker side of the wizarding world, featuring stories about Dolores Umbridge and the history of Azkaban. It reveals the ruthless politics within the Ministry of Magic.

A collection of five fairy tales familiar to wizarding children, including "The Tale of the Three Brothers." These stories offer wisdom, humor, and a glimpse into the folklore that shapes the magical world.

The second screenplay follows the dark wizard Grindelwald as he gathers followers in Paris. Newt is recruited by a young Albus Dumbledore to stop him, testing loyalties in a divided wizarding world.

A troubled young man claims to have witnessed a crime as a child, leading Strike and Robin into a twisting investigation involving blackmail and government corruption. The case takes them from backstreets to the corridors of Parliament.

A compilation combining all four "Journey Through" eBooks about Hogwarts subjects. It collects the history and folklore behind Charms, Defence Against the Dark Arts, Potions, Herbology, Divination, Astronomy, and Care of Magical Creatures into one volume.

This anthology brings together writers, thinkers, artists, and performers responding to Europe with personal reflections of affection, grief, and hope. J.K. Rowling contributes memories of teenage travels in Europe and the enduring impression those journeys left on her.

Jim Kay illustrates the spectacle of the Triwizard Tournament, from dragons to the Yule Ball. The visuals enhance the scale of the competition and the terrifying return of the dark lord.

In the kingdom of Cornucopia, a mythical monster known as the Ickabog is blamed for a disappearance. Two children must embark on a brave adventure to uncover the truth and save their country from fear and corruption.

Strike and Robin tackle a cold case from 1974 involving a missing doctor. As they juggle the complex investigation with their own personal issues, they encounter a psychopathic serial killer who may hold the key to the mystery.

Jack loves his childhood toy, Dur Pig, above all else. When it is lost on Christmas Eve, Jack and his new toy, the Christmas Pig, embark on a magical journey into the Land of the Lost to save his best friend.

When the co-creator of a popular cartoon is murdered after being persecuted online, Strike and Robin must uncover the identity of the mysterious harasser "Anomie." The case plunges them into a toxic web of internet anonymity.

The third script sees Dumbledore entrust Newt and a team of allies with a dangerous mission. They must confront Grindelwald's growing army and uncover the secrets of Dumbledore's own family.

A visual companion to the Harry Potter books, packed with charts, maps, and lists. It organizes facts about the wizarding world, from magical plants to the timeline of wizarding history.

Strike and Robin are hired to rescue a young man from a sinister religious cult in Norfolk. Robin infiltrates the group undercover, facing psychological manipulation and physical danger as she unearths the church’s dark secrets.

A fully illustrated picture book that brings to life the classic Christmas chapter from *Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone*. It captures Harry’s first festive season at school with warmth and new artwork.

A curated collection of eighty articles and anecdotes originally written for Pottermore. It gathers J.K. Rowling’s lore about the wizarding world, offering deep dives into character backstories and magical history.

A compact character guide for the Boy Who Lived. It highlights Harry’s journey from the cupboard under the stairs to his final battle, featuring memorable quotes and details about his life.

This small book focuses on the brightest witch of her age. It gathers Hermione’s cleverest moments, spells, and logic, serving as a tribute to her essential role in defeating Voldemort.

A pocket-sized guide dedicated to Ron Weasley. It collects key facts, quotes, and memories about Harry’s loyal best friend, celebrating his humor, bravery, and role in the trio.

When a dismembered corpse is found in the vault of a silver shop near Freemasons’ Hall, Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott investigate competing identifications and other missing men. The increasingly dangerous case also tests Strike’s resolve as Robin’s relationship with Ryan Murphy deepens.

A pocket guide to the enigmatic Headmaster of Hogwarts. It compiles Dumbledore’s wisdom, secrets, and most powerful magical feats into a small collectible format.

A forthcoming illustrated Pocket Potters mini-guide introduces Dobby through story moments, character details, and things to spot. It explores his first meeting with Harry, his fondness for socks, and how he came to work at Hogwarts, without revealing major surprises.

A forthcoming illustrated Pocket Potters mini-guide looks at Hagrid through moments and details from the Harry Potter stories. It invites young readers to discover what he keeps in his pockets, his pets, and the Hogwarts subject he teaches, while avoiding major plot revelations.

A celebration of the eccentric and beloved Luna Lovegood. This little book collects her unique worldview, strange creatures, and unwavering loyalty to her friends.