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The Iron Fey Reading Order

The Iron Fey by Julie Kagawa has 4 main books (2010–2011), plus 3 novella or companions. Start with The Iron King (2010) and read the numbered books in order.

By Julie Kagawa

The Iron Fey books in order

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  1. #1

    The Iron King

    2010

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  2. #1.5 · Novella

    Winter's Passage

    2010

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  3. #2

    The Iron Daughter

    2010 · 359 pages

    6 h 17 min
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  5. #3

    The Iron Queen

    2011 · 363 pages

    6 h 21 min
  6. #3.5 · Novella

    Summer's Crossing

    2011 · 304 pages

    5 h 19 min
  7. #4

    The Iron Knight

    2011 · 336 pages

    5 h 53 min
  8. #4.5 · Novella

    Iron's Prophecy

    2012

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

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The Iron Fey: common questions

How many books are in the The Iron Fey series?
There are 4 main books in The Iron Fey, plus 3 novella or companion books. The most recent main book listed here is The Iron Knight (2011).
What order should I read The Iron Fey in?
Read The Iron Fey in its numbered order: The Iron King, The Iron Daughter, The Iron Queen, The Iron Knight.
What is the first The Iron Fey book?
The first book is The Iron King by Julie Kagawa, published in 2010.
Do I need to read the The Iron Fey novellas?
The 3 novella or companion books (Winter's Passage, Summer's Crossing, Iron's Prophecy) 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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