American Girl History Mysteries
American Girl History Mysteries
17 books
About this series
The American Girl History Mysteries series offers young readers a journey into historical puzzles across different eras of American history. Each book features a new protagonist who must solve a mystery, bringing the past to life through engaging stories of intrigue and discovery.

Trouble at Fort Lapointe
American Girl History Mysteries #1
The Smuggler's Treasure
American Girl History Mysteries #1
The night flyers
American Girl History Mysteries #3
NIGHT FLYERS (AMERICAN GIRL HISTORY MYSTERIES)
American Girl History Mysteries #3
Voices at Whisper Bend
Whisper Bend #1
Secrets on 26th Street
American Girl History Mysteries #5
Mystery of the Dark Tower
Bessie #1
Under Copp's Hill
American Girl History Mysteries #8
Shadows in the glasshouse
American Girl History Mysteries #10
Riddle of the Prairie Bride
Riddle #1
Circle of fire
American Girl History Mysteries #14
Danger at the Wild West show
American Girl History Mysteries #19
Gangsters at the Grand Atlantic
American Girl History Mysteries #20
Ghost light on Graveyard Shoal
American Girl History Mysteries #21
Betrayal at Cross Creek
American Girl: Claudie #1
History Mysteries Books 4-6
History Mysteries #4
History Mysteries, Books 1-3
History Mysteries #0.5Similar series
Frequently asked questions
What is the reading order for the American Girl History Mysteries series?
Each book in the American Girl History Mysteries series features a new protagonist and a self-contained mystery, allowing readers to enjoy them in any order. There is no overarching plot that requires sequential reading.
Are the American Girl History Mysteries connected to the main American Girl doll series?
While part of the broader American Girl brand, the History Mysteries series focuses on standalone historical mysteries with unique characters, separate from the main historical doll characters and their specific stories.
Who is the target audience for the American Girl History Mysteries?
This series is designed for middle-grade readers who enjoy historical fiction combined with elements of mystery and adventure, typically appealing to ages 8-12.