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Point Horror Books in Order | Wonderlit

Point Horror

11 books · Ages 8–18 · Chapter Books, Early Readers

Point Horror is a 11-book series for ages 8–18 by Diane Hoh. Each book stands alone — start anywhere.

Where to Start

Start anywhere — each book stands alone.

That said, The Diary and The Cemetery are great first picks.

All Books

No particular order needed — browse and pick what catches your eye.

The Accident

The Accident1991

The Train

Halloween Night

Halloween Night1989

Hit and Run

Hit and Run1989

Call Waiting

What This Series Covers

Fear & Bravery Mystery Growing Up School Life Friendship & Social Friendship & Loyalty

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Cover of Boys R Us

For the girl navigating the intense social shifts of middle school and the sting of feeling replaced by her closest frie

Cover of Paisley Hanover Kisses and Tells

Paisley Hanover #1

Paisley Hanover Kisses and Tells

For the teen navigating the messy world of high school rumors and social hierarchies while trying to stay true to her ow

Cover of We Interrupt This Semester for an Important Bulletin

Call Waiting2000

Sister Dearest

Sister Dearest1991

The Cemetery

The Cemetery1993

The Boy Next Door

The Boy Next Door1993

The Diary

Amnesia

Krazy 4 U

We Interrupt This Semester for an Important Bulletin

Ellen Conford

For the teenager navigating the awkward overlap of high school romance and finding their own professional voice. A humor

Ages 11–15

Cover of Party Girl

For the teenager grappling with the heavy reality of loss and the pressure to stay loyal to a dangerous path while yearn

Cover of Still a Work in Progress

Still a Work in Progress

For the child feeling invisible while a sibling's health crisis takes center stage at home. A thoughtful look at middle

Cover of Fast Talk on a Slow Track

Fast Talk on a Slow Track

Rita Williams-Garcia

For the teen facing their first major academic failure. Denzel must reconcile his 'fast talk' persona with the reality o

Cover of Tae's Sonata

For the middle schooler navigating the tension between their heritage and the desire to fit in while managing their firs