Meet Nat at the start of middle school
Begin with Nat Enough, where Natalie faces a painful friendship change and starts recognizing her own strengths.
Book Series · 6 Books
In order from Nat Enough to Nat a Chance.
Six funny, full-color graphic novels follow Natalie through changing friendships, first crushes, school pressures, and growing confidence.
Reviewed by the Bookroo Editors Updated
Read the six graphic novels in numbered order, beginning with Nat Enough and ending with Nat a Chance. Each book has its own school, camp, trip, or sports challenge, while Nat's friendships and confidence develop across the series.
Definitely Nat is a box set of books #1–3, not a separate seventh story, so it is not counted in the reading order.
Scholastic recommends the series for ages 8–12. The conflicts involve friendship breakups, exclusion, jealousy, crushes, embarrassment, competition, and worries about not being talented, stylish, or athletic enough. The tone is warm and humorous, with a strong emphasis on self-acceptance and trying again.
Begin with Nat Enough, where Natalie faces a painful friendship change and starts recognizing her own strengths.
Middle school tests Natalie's self-worth and friendships.
6 books · Published 2020–2025
Middle school tests Natalie's self-worth and friendships.
Natalie's confidence shatters when her crush wants only friendship. Can she rebuild herself alone?
Natalie's summer camp is nothing like she expected. Can facing fears lead to unexpected growth?
A new club might mend friendships and heal betrayals at school.
A class trip spirals into chaos, threatening Nat's newfound independence.
Can she overcome self-doubt and finish the triathlon, or will fear make her quit?
There are 6 books in the Nat Enough series. It began with Nat Enough in 2020, and the newest book, Nat a Chance, was published in 2025.
Start with Nat Enough and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #6.
The series is best for ages 8–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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