Series

Skinjacker Trilogy

Neal Shusterman · 3 novels · 1 short story · 2006–2011

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Everlost strands two fourteen-year-olds, Nick and Allie, killed together in a car crash, in the afterlife-adjacent realm of Everlost — a shadow world where lost children (Afterlights) linger among perfect, unbroken echoes of buildings and places the living have destroyed or torn down. Neal Shusterman's Skinjacker trilogy takes its name from Allie's rare and dangerous power to "skinjack," or possess, the bodies of the living, which she and Nick explore across Everwild and Everfound as they try to understand what Everlost actually is.

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Reading order

The order the books came out.

Best read in the order they were published.

  • Omnibus editions(1 edition)

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Skinjacker Trilogy at the centre, its books fanned around what holds them. Pick anything for its details, and zoom out for similar series in orbit — the reading order above lists the same books as text.

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By decade

  • 2000s2
  • 2010s2

Shape

3 novels · 1 short story

1 author

reads like:fantasybody swapafterlife & underworldcontemporarydarkyoung adult

Mood

Grim and intense: 67% of this series' placed works, the catalog's 46%.

this series · the catalog · one dot = one book3 of 4 works carry a tone

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