I’ve put The Prince after Book 1 since we’ve met Maxon by then, but I’d hold off on reading The Queen until after you’ve spent a bit more time getting to know Amberly. Therefore, I suggest waiting to read the novellas until after The Selection. I believe everyone should start with Book 1. This is my own personal recommendation and its a mish mash of the two reading orders above. The last path is for those looking for the best way to read The Selection series in order should consider the final reading option. The Crown #3 The Selection Series in Order by Recommendation This reading order starts the series off with two novellas and that means you’re reading about the supporting characters before you ever meet the main character.īut for fans looking for a true timeline, this is the reading order for you.ĥ. I wouldn’t recommend this path for new readers. The next Selection series reading order is for fans doing a re-read. The Crown (2016) #2 The Selection Books in Chronological Order This is not a separate book, just a compilation of all four individual novellas.ĩ.

Note: All four novellas are included in the “Happily Ever After” collection. I’m going to simply list out the books in the Selection Series in order for you, then after all three ways to read we’ll dive into each individual book and novella.

This is the reading order that millions of people used, including myself. The first way to read the Selection series in order is by publication date. The Selection Series Reading Orders #1 The Selection Series in Order by Publication We’ll start off our lists with The Selection Books in Order by Publication. There’s suspense, romance, and tension in this mesmerizing adventure that will surely keep you turning the pages in the night. She doesn’t want to go, in fact America opposes the idea completely, but as you can imagine she ends up in the competition and meets Prince Maxon who isn’t at all what she expected. Except that once a generation, a competition is held to find a suitor for the crown prince among the various women of the land, regardless of caste.Įveryone knows the competition is rigged, but any girls who participate receive a cash prize, and America’s family could really use the money. She’s a peasant and won’t ever be anything but. It’s is about a girl named America Singer who is a small hometown girl stuck in the caste system of a future fractured United States. Kiera Cass‘s Selection series has sold more than 11 million books worldwide.

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