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The Forest of Hands and Teeth

2 books · Ages 14–18 · Young Adult

The Forest of Hands and Teeth is a 2-book series for ages 14–18 by Carrie Ryan.

Where to Start

The Forest of Hands and Teeth

Start at the beginning: The Forest of Hands and Teeth

This is a sequential series — each book builds on the last. Start with book 1.

Reading Order

The Forest of Hands and Teeth

The Forest of Hands and Teeth2009

The Dead-Tossed Waves

The Dead-Tossed Waves2010

What This Series Covers

Fear & Bravery Sadness & Grief Science Fiction Survival & Wilderness Monsters Nature & Outdoors

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