Adventure
There are 18 adventure series tracked here, each with a checked reading order. Series driven by journeys, quests, and physical stakes rather than a single genre hook.
Every adventure series, A–Z
- 2 books
western - 10 books
Cole and Hitch
western - 28 books
Dirk Pitt
adventure fiction - 13 books
Fargo Adventures
adventure fiction - 15 books
Geronimo Stilton: Cavemice
middle-grade adventure - 9 books
Geronimo Stilton: Creepella von Cacklefur
middle-grade spooky adventure - 11 books
Geronimo Stilton: Heromice
middle-grade superhero adventure - 7 books
Geronimo Stilton: Micekings
middle-grade adventure - 12 books
Geronimo Stilton: Spacemice
middle-grade sci-fi adventure - 8 books
Geronimo Stilton: The Journey Through Time
middle-grade adventure - 6 books
Hewey Calloway
western - 15 books
Isaac Bell
historical adventure - 67 books
Magic Tree House
adventure - 19 books
Oregon Files
adventure fiction - 3 books
Sons of Texas
western - 4 books
Tales of the Lawless Land
historical adventure - 9 books
Texas Rangers
western - 4 books
Tyler Locke
adventure fiction
About the Adventure shelf
There are 18 series on the Adventure shelf. Together they hold 242 books. The longest is Magic Tree House by Mary Pope Osborne, with 67 books. Because long runs are easy to lose track of, a clear order helps most there.
9 of them still run, while 7 have finished. None has a dated next book yet, although that can change at any time. Finished series need no catching up, but a running one gains a new book from time to time.
The three biggest are Magic Tree House (67), Dirk Pitt (28) and Oregon Files (19). The shortest runs have only 2 books, such as Buckalew Family. Both kinds get the same checks, because a short series can still hide a tricky order.
Elisabetta Dami writes the most of them, with 6 series. In all, 6 authors are behind these series. Since each name links to an author page, you can follow a writer to their other work.
The oldest series with a known start began in 1965, and the newest began in 2022. Since the data comes from public records, a series with no known start year stays undated.
Because a series can sit on more than one shelf, some titles here also appear on neighbouring shelves. Not sure where to begin? Open any series for its reading order, or return to all shelves for a wider view.