Tui T. Sutherland Books In Order

Publication Order of Avatars Books

Publication Order of Pet Trouble Books

Publication Order of Wings of Fire Books

Publication Order of Menagerie Books

Publication Order of Wing of Fire: Winglets Books

Publication Order of Wings Of Fire: Legends Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Picture Books

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Tui T. Sutherland is a children’s author who writes about a variety of fictitious topics. She has written multiple series. If you don’t recognize the name, she also goes by T. T. Sutherland. She also uses multiple pen names, including: Rob Kidd, Tamara Summers, and Heather Williams. Another pen name she uses is Erin Hunter, which she shares with two other authors.

She writes a variety of topics, for all ages. Even though she writes some young adult romances, any adult can enjoy them as well. Her work is timeless. She even illustrates her own books usually. She honestly loves her job and loves meeting readers. I hope she continues to keep writing exceptional children’s books.

Who Is Tui T. Sutherland?

Born on July thirty first, 1978, in Caracas, Venezuela, Tui had already lived in Paraguay, Miami, and the Dominican Republic until her family moved to New Jersey where she finished high school. She attended Williams College and graduated in 1998. She currently lives in Boston with her husband, two children, and Yorkshire-Poodle dog, Sunshine.

In 2009, she appeared on Jeopardy! After two days, she won forty-six thousand two hundred dollars. On the third day, she came in second place. She says she loved the experience. She has written over forty books; from books for babies and toddlers to young adult novels. For several years, she was an editor for children’s books in New York.

She is working on the Seekers series right now along with Kate Cary and Cherith Baldry. They are using the pen name Erin Hunter. They also wrote the Warrior series together. They are collaborating with Victoria Holmes to create the new Seekers series.

Tui has also written spin off series of regular movies and television shows. She wrote two books as a Little House on the Prairie spin off. She has written six books as a prequel to The Pirates of the Caribbean: The World’s End; on some of the books, she used T. T. Sutherland instead. She has also written Legends of the Brethren Court, more Pirates of the Caribbean, under the pen name Rob Kidd.

Books by Tui T. Sutherland>

This Must Be Love

About the Book

Tui wrote this book as a more modern day adaptation of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It was her debut novel, published in 2005. The story follows four teenagers in high school, mainly through texts, emails and notes between best friends, Hermia and Helena. It is set up like a play.

Reviews from Readers

Becki said, “This is definitely a book you should try, whether you are a Shakespeare fan or not, if you like reading romance books. Or if you’re looking for a light summer read, then you definitely should give this a go.”

Publishers Weekly wrote, “Clever touches and an encouraging message about taking control of one’s destiny make this entertaining.”

He’s with Me (written as Tamara Summers)

About the Book

Lexie has always had a crush on her brother’s friend, Jake. Lexie also knows that Jake only thinks of her as a little sister. When the most popular girl at school, Bree, tries to date Jake, he needs to quickly come up with a plan. Lexie’s brother, Colin, comes up with the plan for Lexie to pretend to be Jake’s girlfriend. Can Lexie handle the pressure of a pretend boyfriend when she hasn’t even had a real one yet!?

Reviews from Readers

Vivian said, “A sensational book that will make reading amusing.”

Luisa wrote, “I absolutely LOVED this book. I found myself wanting a series and wanting to know what happened after they express their true feelings to each other.”

Save the Date (as Tamara Summers)

About the Book

Published in 2008, under the name Tamara Summers, Tui created this young adult’s romance novel. When a younger sister believes she will always be a bridesmaid and never the bride, she swears off dating. Then, she believes she made a horrible wedding curse against her sister’s wedding. Trying not to fall in love with the wedding planner’s son, she has a bumpy road ahead.

Reviews from Readers

Hannah said, “This book is a good mixture of hilarious and serious. I spent two days on it; just reading the first 2 chapters I fell in love.”

Sarah wrote, “I picked this book up on a whim because I thought it’d be fun to read about someone else’s crazy wedding to help me through all my own wedding planning stuff. What I ended up with was a total surprise- this was the perfect read.”

The Dragonet Prophecy>

About the Book

Published in 2012, The Dragonet Prophecy is the first installment in the Wings of Fire series. Five dragonets are selected to fulfill a prophecy to end a war. When they escape and decide to live their own life, they’re in for a big surprise.

Reviews from Readers

Kayla wrote, “Dragon tribes at war with one another, surprising twists, fun world building, unique characters, strong friendships, and a prophecy to save the world. — Yeah, this series is going to be a favorite.”

Connie said, “I read this to get an idea of why my twelve-year-old son loves this series so much. It is an engaging tale of seven sub-species of dragons at war – and the five young dragons who are destined to stop the fighting. Cute story with themes of togetherness and morality. I approve.”

Awards and Recognition

She is part of the New York Times bestselling authors for her Wings of Fire series; as well as the fifth book in the Spirit Animals series. She is also accredited for the books she wrote under the pen name Erin Hunter in the Seekers series.

Conclusion

Tui T Sutherland has so many different books out, it’s hard to choose just one to read. If you want a quick and easy light read, try one of the young adult’s romances. If you’re in the mood to get lost in a few books, try out one of her series. Or look into the series she has contributed to.

Whether you’re a year old or one hundred years old, Tui T. Sutherland (and her many pen names) will surely put a smile on your face. With a broad range of topics, settings, and age groups, you’re sure to find something for yourself or your children. Don’t forget to also check and keep an eye out for her pseudonyms!

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