Book series in order
Sunny graphic novels in order
Ages 8–12 · about grade 3 comic · still going
There are 6 Sunny graphic novels. Start with Sunny Side Up (2015) and read them in number order. The newest is graphic novel 6, Sunny Figures It Out (2025). Peabody's own estimate: Scholastic's page would not open for us, and Bookroo shows 8 to 12 (8 to 11 for the first book).
What reading it is like: Colourful comic panels with short speech bubbles, set in a girl's everyday life.
By Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm, published by Scholastic (Graphix). Checked October 30, 2026 (sources at the bottom). No affiliate links, and nobody paid to be here.
How many Sunny graphic novels are there?
There are 6 Sunny graphic novels as of November 12, 2026, out from 2015 to 2025. The newest is graphic novel 6, Sunny Figures It Out.
When is the next Sunny graphic novel?
No new Sunny graphic novel has a release day yet. When the publisher gives one, it shows here, and a 🔔 lets you be reminded.
The Sunny graphic novels in order
Tick the Sunny graphic novels you've read, and this shows the next one to read.
⭐ Books I'd like: none yet. Tap "I want it" under a graphic novel. Print the list on My shelf →
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Going for all of them? The Series Challenge in Peabody's Book Club counts every graphic novel ticked here, fills a shelf as you go and prints a certificate at the last one.
Every tick also shows on My shelf, with your other series and a NEW badge when a book comes out.
What's next for Sunny
- A seventh book: Goodreads lists a title, Sunny Hits the Road, with no date. We found no publisher announcement, so we do not count it.
Do you have to read Sunny in order?
Read them in number order. A family problem begun in the first book runs through all six, and the later books assume you know the people. Each book still has its own school or summer story, so a child who jumps in will follow it but may miss why Sunny worries.
What age is Sunny for?
Eight to twelve is Peabody's estimate, not a reading level. The pictures are friendly and the words are short, but the family theme is serious, and it suits children who can talk about it afterwards. We don't print reading-level scores: they belong to the companies that make them.
What's it like inside Sunny?
- 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 224 pages.
- Feels: Funny, sad bits. Her big brother's drug use, shown gently, and her worry about it.
About book 1. The page count is from clubs.scholastic.com; the rest is Peabody's own note, never a score.
What to read after Sunny
Smile, Sisters and Guts by Raina Telgemeier
True stories from the author's own childhood, with school, family and worry in comic panels. Books in order · More like it
Real Friends by Shannon Hale and LeUyen Pham
A memoir in comic panels about friends who include you and then leave you out. Books in order · More like it
Babymouse by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm
The same pair of makers, in a lighter and funnier school comic. Books in order · More like it
Also on: 8-year-olds · 9-year-olds · 10-year-olds · 11-year-olds · 12-year-olds
Peabody's lists for Sunny readers
Top 14 graphic novels for ages 10 to 14
The best middle-grade graphic novels deal with friendship, family, identity and history.
Top 20 graphic novels for grades 3 to 5
Graphic novels are real reading: panels teach inference, vocabulary and pacing.
Graphic novels to start with
A graphic novel is a real book and takes real reading.
Top 15 realistic fiction books for kids ages 6 to 13
Realistic fiction covers school, family, friends and the hard parts of growing up.
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.