Book series in order
Mr. Wolf's Class books in order
Ages 7+ · about grade 2 comic · still going
There are 6 Mr. Wolf's Class books. Start with Mr. Wolf's Class (2018) and read them in number order. The newest is book 6, The New Student (2026). Peabody's own estimate: Bookroo and bookseller pages show ages 7 to 10 and grades 2 to 5, and we could not open Scholastic's page for the series.
What reading it is like: Clear comic panels with short speech bubbles and everyday school scenes, easy to follow one panel at a time.
By Aron Nels Steinke, published by Scholastic (Graphix). Checked October 30, 2026 (sources at the bottom). No affiliate links, and nobody paid to be here.
How many Mr. Wolf's Class books are there?
There are 6 Mr. Wolf's Class books as of November 12, 2026, out from 2018 to 2026. The newest is book 6, Mr. Wolf's Class: The New Student.
When is the next Mr. Wolf's Class book?
No new Mr. Wolf's Class book has a release day yet. When the publisher gives one, it shows here, and a 🔔 lets you be reminded.
The Mr. Wolf's Class books in order
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Do you have to read Mr. Wolf's Class in order?
Number order is best, because book 1 is the new teacher's first week and the later books build on friendships made there. Each book is its own school story, such as a club, a field trip or a snow day, so a child who picks up a middle book will still enjoy it.
What age is Mr. Wolf's Class for?
Seven and up is Peabody's estimate based on what booksellers print, not a reading level. The stories are told in clear panels about ordinary school days, so readers a little younger can follow it, and older readers sometimes enjoy it for the gentle humor. We don't print reading-level scores: they belong to the companies that make them.
What's it like inside Mr. Wolf's Class?
- Words: Some words on a page.
- Panels: About 4 to 6 panels a page.
- Colour: Full colour.
- Which way: Left to right, like most books.
- Length: Book 1 has 160 pages.
- Feels: Funny.
About book 1. The page count is from openlibrary.org; the rest is Peabody's own note, never a score.
What to read after Mr. Wolf's Class
Lunch Lady by Jarrett J. Krosoczka
A school cafeteria worker who fights crime in secret: still school, but with a lot more silliness. Books in order · More like it
Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce
A sixth grader whose school days go wrong in funny ways, for readers who like the classroom setting. Books in order · More like it
Babymouse by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm
A daydreaming mouse at school, short and quick, with a lot of jokes in each panel. Books in order · More like it
Also on: 7-year-olds · 8-year-olds · 9-year-olds · 10-year-olds
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Sources
Titles, order and years are facts from these pages, opened October 30, 2026. Peabody shows no covers or blurbs: those belong to the publisher.