Nevermoor Books

Read the four published novels in publisher order, beginning with Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow and continuing through Silverborn: The Mystery of Morrigan Crow. Morrigan's education, friendships, powers, and family history develop from one book to the next, so each installment assumes the reader knows the earlier story.

Nevermoor is one continuing numbered series, with no separate companion or graphic-novel line currently needed on this page. Four novels are published as of this review; special editions and the four-book box set are formats of the same works and do not increase the story count.

Sources: Hachette's official Nevermoor collection, Official Nevermoor books 1–4 box set, Silverborn: Nevermoor book 4.

The first book begins with Morrigan blamed for other people's misfortunes and expecting to die because of a curse. Across the series she faces dangerous trials, abduction and threats, missing people, frightening creatures, prejudice, illness, animal-like Wunimals turning violent, and deaths connected to the larger mystery.

The books balance those subjects with humor, inventive magic, friendship, and Morrigan's growing sense of belonging. The later books become more complex: Hollowpox centers on a spreading illness and public fear, while Silverborn includes a murder investigation. Hachette generally positions the series for readers around ages 9 and up.