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Joel Gennari

Joel Gennari has 1 known credited book (1 published) across 1 series. Start with The School for Good and Evil. Joel Gennari illustrates The School for Good and Evil (created by Soman Chainani).

Joel Gennari is credited as a co-author, alongside Soman Chainani, of Coven (2025), an entry in the School for Good and Evil universe. Beyond that credit, public sources available for this profile did not yield a confirmed personal biography for a writer of this name.

An Open Library search for 'Joel Gennari' returns a separate cluster of early-reader educational titles (STEM-themed readers on topics like computer labs and app design, mostly published 2017-2020), but nothing in the available sources confirms these were written by the same person credited on Coven rather than a different individual who happens to share the name -- Open Library's author records are known to merge distinct people under one entry. Rather than assert that connection, this bio is limited to the one credit that is directly confirmed by this catalogue's own source data.

Series
1
Credited books
1
Published
1
Latest published book
Coven 1 April 2025
Active
2025–present
Best known for
The School for Good and Evil

Key facts about Joel Gennari

Joel Gennari has 1 book on our list. Since that book is out now, you can read it today. Their series sits on our fantasy shelf.

Joel Gennari has 1 series on file. The School for Good and Evil has 9 books, starting in 2013. The School for Good and Evil began with Soman Chainani, while Joel Gennari has books in it too.

Since The School for Good and Evil is the first series on file, it is the place to start. Their first published book on file came out in 2025. Meanwhile, Coven is the latest published book, out on 1 April 2025. Coven came out in 2025 and runs to 272 pages.

Series by Joel Gennari

Frequently asked questions

What should I read first by Joel Gennari?

Start with the The School for Good and Evil series, since it is the first on file. Its first book came out in 2013. Then read it in publication order.

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