Book Series · 3 Books

Max and the Midknights Books

In order from Max and the Midknights to The Tower of Time.

A completed three-book illustrated adventure about Max, an aspiring knight who gathers a band of young misfits to rescue family, defend Byjovia, and uncover her own past.

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Max and the Midknights
Battle of the Bodkins
The Tower of Time
Max and the Midknights
Battle of the Bodkins
Reading order

How to Read Max and the Midknights

Read Max and the Midknights, Battle of the Bodkins, and The Tower of Time in order. Max's family mystery and the fate of Byjovia carry through the trilogy, and the third book is the final adventure.

Sources: Penguin Random House's official series order, Penguin Random House's official final-book page, The publisher's educator guide.

For parents

What Parents Should Know

Frequent drawings, comics, and jokes make this an approachable bridge to longer fantasy novels. The adventure still includes kidnapping, witches and spells, monsters, trolls, pirates, weapons, battles, and dangerous villains. Friendship, leadership, identity, and found family stay at the heart of the story.

Where to start

Where Should My Child Start?

Meet Max and the Midknights

Begin with book 1 to see how Max's rescue mission brings the team together and establishes the kingdom and its conflicts.

Where the story begins

First Book in the Series

Max and the Midknights
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Book #1 · Chapter Book · Ages 8–11 · 2019

Max and the Midknights

By Lincoln Peirce

A young dreamer must rescue his uncle from a tyrant king.

279 pages· 20,420 words· Est. 4 hour read
$14.99Save 7%
Hardcover
Summary: Max dreams of knighthood, but when his uncle is kidnapped by the sinister King Gastley, he must act quickly. With the Midknights by his side, Max embarks on a daring quest to save his uncle and restore joy to Byjovia. Will Max's courage and wit be enough to overcome the challenges ahead? Adventure and magic await in this thrilling tale.
In reading order

Max and the Midknights Series

3 books · Published 2019–2022

#1
#1 in Series
Graphic Nov.
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$1398

Max and the Midknights

Chapter Book · Ages 8–11 · 2019

A young dreamer must rescue his uncle from a tyrant king.

#2

Battle of the Bodkins

Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 2020

Knight school challenges Max and friends as they face beasts, spells, and their own fears.

#3
The Tower of Time
#3 in Series
Graphic Nov.
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$1398

The Tower of Time

Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 2022

Max must save her twin from danger while facing trolls, pirates, and kings.

Good to know

Common Questions

How many books are in the Max and the Midknights series?

There are 3 books in the Max and the Midknights series. It began with Max and the Midknights in 2019, and the newest book, The Tower of Time, was published in 2022.

What order should you read the Max and the Midknights books in?

Start with Max and the Midknights and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #3.

What ages are the Max and the Midknights books best for?

The series is best for ages 8–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.

Which Max and the Midknights book is the longest?

The Tower of Time (Book #3) is the longest book in the series at 21,844 words (272 pages).

Which Max and the Midknights book is the shortest?

Battle of the Bodkins (Book #2) is the shortest at 19,577 words (272 pages).

The people

The Creative Behind the Books

The people who bring Max and the Midknights to life.

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Lincoln Peirce

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