Max and the Midknights Series in Order by Lincoln Peirce

"The Tower of Time" is the third book in the "Max & the Midknights" series by Lincoln Peirce. In this book, Max and her friends embark on a new adventure to find the legendary Tower of Time, which is said to hold the answers to all of their questions. Along the way, they encounter new challenges and obstacles, including a powerful sorceress who will stop at nothing to prevent them from reaching their goal. As they journey through dangerous lands and face fierce enemies, Max and her friends must use all of their skills and ingenuity to overcome the obstacles in their path and uncover the secrets of the Tower of Time. With its engaging characters, exciting plot, and humorous tone, "The Tower of Time" is a thrilling addition to the "Max & the Midknights" series that is sure to delight readers of all ages.

"Battle of the Bodkins" is the second book in the "Max & the Midknights" series by Lincoln Peirce. The book follows Max, a ten-year-old apprentice troubadour who dreams of becoming a knight, and her friends as they set out to keep the army of bodkins from taking over the kingdom of Byjovia. The bodkins are a kind of evil twin that can steal the forms of their enemies. As the bodkins infiltrate Byjovia, Max and her friends must fight treacherous foes to save the kingdom. The book is a mix of graphic novel and short paragraphs, with plenty of humor mixed in with adventure. The female protagonist is learning to be a knight, making it a funny female-led adventure.

"Max and the Midknights" is a book by Lincoln Peirce, the author of the "Big Nate" series. It originated as an unfinished spoof of sword and sorcery tales and is Peirce's first book for Crown Books for Young Readers. The book follows Max, a young girl who dreams of becoming a knight, and her group of friends as they embark on a quest to save the kingdom from an evil sorcerer. Along the way, they encounter various challenges and obstacles that test their bravery and loyalty. The book is a mix of action, adventure, and humor, and also touches on deeper topics of gender nonconformity. "Max and the Midknights" is the first book in a series of the same name, which includes "The Midwinter Witch" and "The Tower of Time".