Lois Lowry

9books in our library

Genres:Fantasy, Children's, Science Fiction +2 more

Fantasy

Children's

Science Fiction

Young Adult

Historical Fiction

Books by Lois Lowry

9 books available

2012

Son

by Lois Lowry

Fiction

Fantasy

4.0(81,503)

A mother, stripped of her son and her past in a world without emotion, embarks on a quest to reclaim her child and confront the truths of her dystopian society.

The Giver Quartet

by Lois Lowry

Non-fiction

4.0(115,198)

A mother's desperate search for her stolen child ignites a final, world-altering battle against a society that has eradicated love and memory.

2008

The Willoughbys

by Lois Lowry

Fiction

Fantasy

3.8(12,541)

Four old-fashioned children, neglected by their awful parents, go on a darkly comedic adventure to become orphans, while their equally awful parents plot to be rid of them.

2006

Gossamer

by Lois Lowry

Fiction

Fantasy

3.9(15,295)

A lonely woman and an angry boy find unexpected healing through the unseen, delicate creatures who weave the fabric of their dreams and nightmares.

2004

Messenger

by Lois Lowry

Fiction

Fantasy

3.9(112,098)

As a sinister closed-mindedness seeps into his once-welcoming village, a young messenger must journey through a treacherous forest, relying on a newfound inner power to deliver one last, vital message.

2000

Gathering Blue

by Lois Lowry

Fiction

Fantasy

3.8(160,630)

An orphan with a talent for weaving uncovers her society's dark truths, forcing her to choose between complacency and a dangerous quest for change.

1993

The Giver

by Lois Lowry

Fiction

Fantasy

4.1(1,785,054)

In a world where everyone is the same, a young boy named Jonas learns about true memory, forcing him to see the cost of his community's peaceful ignorance.

1989

Number the Stars

by Lois Lowry

Fiction

Children's

4.2(448,419)

In Nazi-occupied Denmark, a young girl named Annemarie outwits soldiers and goes on a dangerous journey to help her best friend, Ellen, escape relocation.

1977

A Summer to Die

by Lois Lowry

Fiction

Children's

4.0(6,703)

Thirteen-year-old Meg feels sibling jealousy, then faces a deeper grief when her popular sister dies from a mysterious illness.