The Hazel Wood Series in Order by Melissa Albert

"Tales from the Hinterland" is a beautifully illustrated collection of twelve fairy tales written by Melissa Albert, the New York Times bestselling author of "The Hazel Wood". These fairy tales are described as "lush and deliciously sinister" by Kelly Link. The book takes readers on a journey into the Hinterland, a creepy and haunting fairytale world that was first introduced in Albert's previous works. Each tale in "Tales from the Hinterland" is filled with enchanting and dark elements, offering a unique twist on traditional fairy tales. The stories are known for their atmospheric settings, complex characters, and captivating storytelling. The collection explores themes of magic, mystery, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy. With its stunning illustrations and imaginative narratives, "Tales from the Hinterland" invites readers to immerse themselves in a world of wonder and darkness. It is a must-read for fans of Melissa Albert's previous works and anyone who enjoys dark and atmospheric fairy tales.

"The Night Country" is the second book in "The Hazel Wood" series by Melissa Albert. The book follows Alice, who has escaped the Hinterland and her grandmother's dark legacy with the help of Finch. Alice and the other inhabitants of the fairy tale world are now living in New York, but strange murders start happening, and the killer seems to be from the Hinterland. Alice and Finch must return to the Hinterland to stop the killer and prevent the fairy tale world from being destroyed. The book is a dark and mesmerizing world of fairy tales, hidden doors, and menacing creatures. It is a story of love, loss, and the power of stories.

"The Hazel Wood" is a novel by Melissa Albert that tells the story of Alice and her mother, who have spent most of Alice's life on the road, always a step ahead of the uncanny bad luck biting at their heels. Alice's grandmother was the author of "The Hazel Wood," a haunting collection of scary fairy tales that despite Alice's curiosity, her mother forbade even speaking of them. However, when Alice's mother is kidnapped by someone claiming to be from the Hinterland, the supernatural world from her grandmother's stories, Alice knows what she must do - travel to the Hazel Wood. But in a world of bloody, brutal fairy tales, the heroine hardly ever makes it back unscathed. The book is a mixture of fantasy and real-life, set in a gritty, modern world with iPhones, baristas, and high school classes.