The Forest of Hands and Teeth
The Forest of Hands and Teeth
3 books
About this series
Mary lives in a village surrounded by a fence, protecting her community from the Morthers, flesh-eating creatures. When the fence is breached, Mary must leave the only home she's ever known and search for a mythical ocean, facing dangers from both the living and the undead. This series explores survival, faith, and the true meaning of safety in a world overrun by horror.
Books
Frostbitten
The Forest of Hands and Teeth #0.5
The Forest of Hands and Teeth
The Forest of Hands and Teeth #1
The dead-tossed waves
The Forest of Hands and Teeth #2No cover available
The Dark and Hollow Places
The Forest of Hands and Teeth #3
Winsor McCay
Let's Split Up #3
Literature. The Human Experience, Reading and Writing--Twelfth Edition
The Wilder Brothers #7
The history of Detroit and Michigan
The Wilder Brothers #0.5Similar series
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended reading order for The Forest of Hands and Teeth series?
The series should be read in publication order to follow the continuous narrative: The Forest of Hands and Teeth, followed by The Dead-Tossed Waves, and then The Dark and Hollow Places.
Are there any companion novels or novellas in The Forest of Hands and Teeth series?
The main trilogy is self-contained, and there are no official companion novels or novellas that expand on the story or characters outside of the three primary books.
Is The Forest of Hands and Teeth series suitable for younger readers?
While featuring a young protagonist, the series explores mature themes of survival, loss, and violence within a post-apocalyptic setting, making it generally more appropriate for young adult readers and up.