Magic Shop books in order

The Magic Shop series by Bruce Coville is an eleven-book series running from 1991 to 2015, starting with The Monster's Ring.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Monster’s Ring 2008 Bruce Coville N/A
2 Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher 1991 Bruce Coville Buy
3 Goblins in the Castle 1992 Bruce Coville Buy
4 Jennifer Murdley’s Toad 1992 Bruce Coville Buy
5 The Monster’s Ring/Russell Troy, Monster Boy 1992 Bruce Coville Buy
6 The Skull of Truth 1997 Bruce Coville Buy
7 Juliet Dove, Queen of Love 2003 Bruce Coville Buy
8 Charlie Eggleston’s Talking Skull 2003 Bruce Coville Buy
9 The Vampire’s Tooth 2010 Bruce Coville Buy
10 The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado 2011 Bruce Coville Buy
11 Goblins on the Prowl 2015 Bruce Coville Buy

Bruce Coville’s Magic Shop series is a fantasy collection of eleven books. The earliest entries date back to the early 1990s with Jeremy Thatcher, Dragon Hatcher (1991), Goblins in the Castle (1992), and Jennifer Murdley’s Toad (1992). The series kept growing over the next two decades, adding The Skull of Truth in 1997, Juliet Dove, Queen of Love and Charlie Eggleston’s Talking Skull in 2003, and later titles like The Vampire’s Tooth (2010) and The Mask of Eamonn Tiyado (2011).

The books feature characters who encounter strange and magical items, as the individual titles suggest. Goblins on the Prowl, published in 2015, is the most recent entry. With books spread across nearly 25 years, this is a long-running series that has been around for multiple generations of readers. Starting from the beginning and reading in order is the best approach.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Magic Shop series?

There are eleven books in the Magic Shop series, published between 1991 and 2015.

What is the first book in the Magic Shop series?

The first book in the Magic Shop series is The Monster’s Ring, published in 2008.

Do you need to read the Magic Shop books in order?

Reading the Magic Shop series in publication order starting with The Monster’s Ring (2008) is recommended, as characters and storylines develop across the eleven books.

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