Reading order · Young adult

Red Queen Reading Order

Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard has 4 main books (2015–2018), plus 2 novella or companions. Start with Red Queen (2015) and read the numbered books in order.

By Victoria Aveyard

Red Queen books in order

Your reading speed

  1. #1

    Red Queen

    2015 · 428 pages

    7 h 30 min
  2. #2

    Glass Sword

    2016 · 478 pages

    8 h 22 min
  3. #3

    King's Cage

    2017 · 556 pages

    9 h 44 min
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  5. #4

    War Storm

    2018 · 672 pages

    11 h 46 min
  6. Companion

    Cruel Crown

    2016 · 176 pages

    3 h 5 min
  7. Companion

    Broken Throne

    2019 · 476 pages

    8 h 20 min

Main books together: 2,134 pages, about 37 h 22 min at 238 words per minute.

Page counts: median across editions on Open Library. Times assume about 250 words per page. How we calculate.

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Red Queen: common questions

How many books are in the Red Queen series?
There are 4 main books in Red Queen, plus 2 novella or companion books. The most recent main book listed here is War Storm (2018).
What order should I read Red Queen in?
Read Red Queen in its numbered order: Red Queen, Glass Sword, King's Cage, War Storm.
What is the first Red Queen book?
The first book is Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard, published in 2015.
How long does it take to read the whole Red Queen series?
The 4 main books add up to about 2,134 pages (median edition lengths). At 238 words per minute that is about 37½ hours of reading, or about 75 days at 30 minutes a day.
Do I need to read the Red Queen novellas?
The 2 novella or companion books (Cruel Crown, Broken Throne) sit outside the main numbering. You can follow the main story without them; their numbers (like 0.5 or 2.5) show where they fit between the main books.

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