New to Hilo
Begin with The Boy Who Crashed to Earth and follow the eleven numbered books in order.
Book Series · 11 Books
In order from The Boy Who Crashed to Earth to The Great Space Iguana.
A funny, heartfelt graphic novel series about a mysterious boy from another world and the friends who help him face robots, monsters, and questions about who he wants to become.
Reviewed by the Bookroo Editors Updated
Read Hilo books #1–11 in order, from The Boy Who Crashed to Earth through The Great Space Iguana. Different friends take the lead later in the series, but the publisher keeps them in one continuous numbered story.
Hilo Presents: The Mighty begins a spinoff with different heroes and worlds. It is a next option for children who enjoy Judd Winick's storytelling, not Hilo book #12.
Sources: Penguin Random House's official Hilo series page, Penguin Random House on Hilo Presents.
The colorful adventure includes frequent cartoon battles, robot and monster attacks, explosions, danger to friends and planets, and emotional questions about identity and belonging. The action is energetic rather than graphic, with humor, tenderness, and friendship balancing the peril.
The numbered books tell one continuing story, while Hilo Presents opens a separate spinoff.
Begin with The Boy Who Crashed to Earth and follow the eleven numbered books in order.
Try Hilo Presents: The Mighty for a separate adventure with different heroes and worlds.
A boy falls from the sky and lands on Earth, where he befriends a human boy and together they try to stop an evil robot from destroying the world.
11 books · Published 2015–2025
The continuous numbered graphic novel story, beginning with Hilo's arrival on Earth and expanding into a much larger adventure.
A boy falls from the sky and lands on Earth, where he befriends a human boy and together they try to stop an evil robot from destroying the world.
A robot from another dimension tries to stop an evil robot from taking over the world.
A boy and his friends try to rescue a girl who got sucked into a portal.
A boy must navigate his newfound powers and his place in the world while confronting an evil robot that threatens humanity
A boy and his robot friend try to save the world from an evil robot.
A robot tries to save a planet from destruction with the help of his friends.
Magic returns, and only Gina can see it. Can she save the world?
A twisted timeline unleashes chaos. Can Gina restore order before it's too late?
Gina faces a time-bending quest to save the world with unexpected allies.
A magical boarding school hides secrets. Can Polly solve the mystery before more students vanish?
A space iguana crash-lands, and D.J. must save the universe from cosmic chaos.
1 book · Published 2026
A separate line of adventures in Judd Winick's imaginative style. The Mighty starts a new story rather than continuing Hilo's numbering.
Can Miranda embrace her mysterious powers to save her city from chaos?
There are 11 books in the Hilo series. It began with The Boy Who Crashed to Earth in 2015, and the newest book, The Great Space Iguana, was published in 2025.
Start with The Boy Who Crashed to Earth and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #11.
The series is best for ages 7–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Rise of the Cat (Book #10) is the longest book in the series at 8,065 words (240 pages).
All the Pieces Fit (Book #6) is the shortest at 5,011 words (224 pages).
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