New to Alledia
Begin with The Stonekeeper. If its family-centered fantasy, cinematic artwork, and cliffhanger ending appeal, continue straight through the numbered volumes.
Book Series · 9 Books
In order from The Stonekeeper to Waverider.
After a family tragedy, Emily and Navin enter Alledia—a beautiful, dangerous world of robots, talking animals, airships, monsters, and a stone that offers power at a cost. Kazu Kibuishi tells the complete nine-volume story in full-color graphic novels.
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Read Amulet in numbered order from The Stonekeeper through Waverider. Each volume continues Emily and Navin's journey, and later revelations about the stone, the Elf King, and Alledia depend directly on earlier events.
Waverider is book #9 and the conclusion of the story. These books are original graphic novels—not visual adaptations of a prose series—so there is no alternate novel order to compare. The official coloring book is an activity book and does not add a tenth story.
Sources: Scholastic's official Amulet book list, Scholastic's Waverider conclusion guide, Scholastic's nine-book collection.
The series opens with the death of Emily and Navin's father in a car crash, followed by their mother's kidnapping and poisoning. Later books include monsters, battles, weapons, possession and mind control, imprisonment, war, injuries, frightening transformations, and deaths of sympathetic characters.
The full-color art makes danger immediate even when it is not gory. Scholastic recommends the series broadly for ages 8–12, but children sensitive to parental loss, a child carrying adult responsibility, or sustained fantasy peril may appreciate a parent checking in—especially during the opening and the darker middle volumes.
Amulet tells one continuous story, so there is one clear starting point.
Begin with The Stonekeeper. If its family-centered fantasy, cinematic artwork, and cliffhanger ending appeal, continue straight through the numbered volumes.
Siblings chase a creature into a world of robots and monsters to save their mom.
9 books · Published 2008–2024
Siblings chase a creature into a world of robots and monsters to save their mom.
A quest for a cure leads to peril in a city of waterfalls.
A quest for a lost city tests trust and alliances in a race against time.
A hidden secret threatens everything Emily fights for in Cielis.
A stolen stone threatens a kingdom. Can Emily stop the invasion?
A war-torn city holds a beacon; secrets in the Void threaten all.
Uncovering lost memories reveals a dark secret that could change everything.
Trapped in the Void, Emily must escape as Navin battles Shadow forces threatening Alledia.
Emily must harness the stone's power to save Alledia from encroaching darkness.
There are 9 books in the Amulet series. It began with The Stonekeeper in 2008, and the newest book, Waverider, was published in 2024.
Start with The Stonekeeper and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #9.
The series is best for ages 8–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Waverider (Book #9) is the longest book in the series at 11,898 words (252 pages).
The Stonekeeper (Book #1) is the shortest at 4,156 words (187 pages).
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