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Yotsuba&! volumes in order

Ages 6–12 Β· about grade 1 manga Β· still going

There are 16 Yotsuba&! volumes. Start with Yotsuba&! 1 (2005) and read them in number order. The newest is volume 16, Yotsuba&! 16 (2026). Yen Press labels volume 16 "All Ages" and prints no number. The 6 to 12 range is Peabody's own estimate.

What reading it is like: Everyday scenes with short speech bubbles.

Read it right to left, back cover first. This is manga printed the Japanese way: open it from what looks like the back, and read each page from the top right corner, right to left, then down.

By Kiyohiko Azuma, published by Yen Press. Checked October 30, 2026 (sources at the bottom). No affiliate links, and nobody paid to be here.

How many Yotsuba&! volumes are there?

There are 16 Yotsuba&! volumes as of November 12, 2026, out from 2005 to 2026. The newest is volume 16, Yotsuba&! 16.

When is the next Yotsuba&! volume?

No new Yotsuba&! volume has a release day yet. When the publisher gives one, it shows here, and a πŸ”” lets you be reminded.

The Yotsuba&! volumes in order

Tick the Yotsuba&! volumes you've read, and this shows the next one to read.

⭐ Books I'd like: none yet. Tap "I want it" under a volume. Print the list on My shelf β†’

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Going for all of them? The Series Challenge in Peabody's Book Club counts every volume ticked here, fills a shelf as you go and prints a certificate at the last one.

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Do you have to read Yotsuba&! in order?

You can read these in any order and still follow them: each chapter is a self-contained day, such as a trip to the shop or a try at fishing, with the same family and neighbors. Going in number order is nicer, because the small details pile up. Read it right to left: this is manga, so start at the back cover and turn the page the way a Japanese book turns, reading each page from the top right.

What age is Yotsuba&! for?

"All Ages" is Yen Press's label, not a reading level, and it doesn't mean a particular grade. The panels are simple and the stories are about everyday life, which suits a young reader, but the humor is gentle and often aimed at adults who remember being small, so older kids and grown-ups enjoy it too. The 6 to 12 range is Peabody's own estimate. We don't print reading-level scores: they belong to the companies that make them.

What's it like inside Yotsuba&!?

  • Words: Some words on a page.
  • Panels: About 4 to 6 panels a page.
  • Colour: Black and white.
  • Which way: Right to left, from what looks like the back.
  • Length: Book 1 has 226 pages.
  • Feels: Funny.

About book 1. The page count is from yenpress.com; the rest is Peabody's own note, never a score.

What to read after Yotsuba&!

Also on: 6-year-olds Β· 7-year-olds Β· 8-year-olds Β· 9-year-olds Β· 10-year-olds Β· 11-year-olds Β· 12-year-olds

Peabody's lists for Yotsuba&! readers

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Titles, order and years are facts from these pages, opened October 30, 2026. Peabody shows no covers or blurbs: those belong to the publisher.

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