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Front cover artwork for the complete Amulet 9-book paperback collection by Kazu Kibuishi, showing all nine graphic novels fanned out with colorful illustrated covers.

Amulet 9 Books Collection Set by Kazu Kibuishi - Children's Fantasy Fiction - Paperback

Author: Kazu Kibuishi | Publisher: Graphix
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Titles in This Set
Amulet #1: The Stonekeeper
Amulet #2: The Stonekeeper's Curse
Amulet #3: The Cloud Searchers
Amulet #4: The Last Council
Amulet #5: Prince of the Elves
Amulet #6: Escape from Lucien
Amulet #7: Firelight
Amulet #8: Supernova
Amulet #9: Waverider

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781339043456
Publisher: Graphix
Age Range: Ages 8-12 (Grades 3-7)

Overview
This complete Amulet collection gathers all nine graphic novels by Kazu Kibuishi in one paperback set, following siblings Emily and Navin Hayes as a mysterious amulet pulls their family into the hidden world of Alledia. Across the series, the pair navigate ancient stonekeepers, sentient robots, elf kingdoms, and shifting alliances while uncovering secrets about their missing father and the amulet's dangerous power. Kibuishi's full-color artwork and cinematic panel layouts have made Amulet a staple of middle-grade graphic storytelling, and this set lets young readers move through the entire saga in order.

About the Books
Amulet began in 2008 with The Stonekeeper, introducing readers to Emily and Navin Hayes, who move with their mother into an old family house after a tragedy and soon discover a hidden world beneath it. What starts as a rescue mission for their mother grows into a sprawling saga spanning stone cities, floating kingdoms, and warring factions across the world of Alledia. Kazu Kibuishi builds the series around a core amulet that grants great power at a steep personal cost, and much of the tension comes from Emily learning to control that power without losing herself to it. Along the way, the siblings gather an unusual set of allies, including talking robots, elf warriors, and fellow stonekeepers, while confronting enemies who want the amulet for themselves. The series is known for its widescreen, full-color artwork, with Kibuishi treating each page like a storyboard frame from an animated film, and for pacing that rewards both single-volume reading and marathon reading across all nine books. Themes of family loyalty, the burden of power, and the difference between control and connection run through every volume, giving the adventure real emotional weight alongside its battles and chases. Reading the volumes in order in this box set is the best way to experience how the world, characters, and stakes expand book by book, from a quiet family home to a continent-spanning conflict.

Key Benefits

  • Complete nine-book Amulet series in one paperback collection, ready to read in order
  • Full-color, cinematic artwork from acclaimed author-illustrator Kazu Kibuishi
  • An immersive fantasy world of stonekeepers, robots, and hidden kingdoms
  • Great entry point into graphic novels for middle-grade and reluctant readers
  • Perfect gift for birthdays, holidays, or building a home or classroom library
  • Ideal for summer reading, back-to-school, or long car and travel trips

Book-by-Book Guide
Amulet #1: The Stonekeeper — Emily discovers the ancient Stonekeeper's amulet and must use its power to save her mother from a monstrous creature lurking beneath the family's new home.
Amulet #2: The Stonekeeper's Curse — Emily and Navin travel deeper into Alledia to find a cure for their mother, encountering the robot city of Kanalis and the elf commander Trellis.
Amulet #3: The Cloud Searchers — The siblings and their new allies pilot an airship in search of the lost city of Cielis, racing against Trellis and the Elf King's forces.
Amulet #4: The Last Council — Emily is named a Voice of the Stonekeepers and travels to the underground city of Lucien, where old secrets about the amulet's history come to light.
Amulet #5: Prince of the Elves — As the Elf King's rebellious son Trellis grapples with his own role in the conflict, Emily trains to master her amulet's growing and dangerous power.
Amulet #6: Escape from Lucien — Trapped in the city of Lucien under martial law, Emily and her allies must find a way to escape while the Elf King's army closes in around them.
Amulet #7: Firelight — Old enemies and new revelations collide as Emily confronts the cost of wielding the amulet's power and what it truly means to be a Stonekeeper.
Amulet #8: Supernova — The scope of the story widens dramatically as Emily and her allies face a looming threat that puts the entire world of Alledia at risk.
Amulet #9: Waverider — The saga reaches its conclusion as Emily and Navin's journey culminates in a final confrontation that ties together the series' long-running mysteries.

About the Author
Kazu Kibuishi is an American author and illustrator best known for creating the Amulet graphic novel series, published by Graphix, an imprint of Scholastic. Before Amulet, he was recognized in the webcomics community and edited the Flight comics anthology, which showcased short comics from a range of illustrators. Kibuishi is also known for illustrating cover art for the 15th-anniversary editions of the Harry Potter novels published in the United States. His signature style blends detailed, full-color linework with widescreen, cinematic panel compositions. He continues to write and draw, dividing his creative work between Amulet and other illustration projects.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This box set turns nine acclaimed graphic novels into one continuous adventure, letting readers follow Emily and Navin from their first steps into Alledia to the series' finale without gaps. It's an easy gift for a birthday, the holiday season, or a summer reading list, and a satisfying addition to any classroom or home library shelf.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.

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