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Sarah Crossan Reading Order

1 series · 28 books

Sarah Crossan is an Irish novelist who crafts emotionally resonant young adult fiction that explores complex family dynamics and coming-of-age experiences. Her award-winning works, including One and Apple and Rain, showcase her distinctive ability to tackle difficult themes with sensitivity and nuance. Known for her standalone novels rather than series, Crossan has built a reputation for creating deeply human stories that resonate with teen and adult readers alike.

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Standalone Novels Series

28 books

Sarah Crossan has written 28 standalone novels across her career, with publication beginning in the early 2000s. These works span multiple genres and age groups, from picture books like Here Is the Beehive and Fizzy and Bandit to young adult novels such as Breathe and Moonrise. Each book functions independently with its own complete story, though readers interested in exploring her full body of work should follow the publication order starting with Apple and Rain. The series status remains uncertain, but her prolific output demonstrates a consistent commitment to crafting stories for young readers across various formats and themes.

Start with Apple and Rain, the first of 28 books in the Standalone Novels series.

#Title
1
Apple and Rain
2
Apple und Rain
3
Apple y Rain
4
Are You Awake?
5
Being Toffee
6
Breathe
7
Breathe - Gefangen unter Glas
8
Epic Firsts Teen Sampler
9
Fizzy and Bandit
10
Fizzy and the Party : a Bloomsbury Young Reader
11
Gewicht van water (Kluitman klasse)
12
Here Is the Beehive
13
Here is the Beehive
14
Hey, Zoey
15
Moonrise
16
One
17
Resist
18
Resist
19
Solo una
20
Tek
21
The Weight of Water
22
Toffee
23
Toffee et moi
24
Tomorrow Is Beautiful
25
We Come Apart
26
Weight of Water
27
Where the Heart Should Be
28
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Sarah Crossan has written 28 books across 1 series.

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