Books by David Lubar

4 books · Ages 7–18

Known for the Monster Itch and Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie series, David Lubar writes middle grade and young adult for ages 7–18, alongside 2 standalone books, exploring themes of self-confidence & identity, resilience & perseverance, school life.

Series

The Gloomy Ghost
Monster Itch
1 book · Ages 7–10
Sophomores and Other Oxymorons
Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie
1 book · Ages 12–18

Standalone Books

Cover of Dunk
Dunk
David Lubar
For teens grappling with serious friendship challenges and unexpected bumps on the road to adulthood, this story offers
Ages 14–17
Cover of Wizards of the Game
Wizards of the Game
David Lubar
Mercer, an average eighth grader, spends his study hall conquering worlds in a fantasy role-playing game. But when four
Ages 9–13

By Age Range

Ages 4–7
1 books
The Gloomy Ghost
Ages 8–11
2 books
The Gloomy Ghost
Wizards of the Game
Ages 12–18
3 books
Dunk
Wizards of the Game
Sophomores and Other Oxymorons

Common Themes

Self-Confidence & IdentityResilience & PerseveranceSchool LifeGrowing UpFear & BraveryHumorFantasy & MagicFriendship & Loyalty

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