List of Books by Lloyd Alexander

Lloyd Alexander wrote numerous books during his lifetime, most being fictional. He wrote a total of 44 books, with 38 being for young readers (36 of which are fiction), while also 6 for adults, and even translated 4 other works.

Books not in a series are listed by alphabetical order; a timeline version is featured below.

The Chronicles of Prydain

 * The Book of Three
 * The Black Cauldron
 * The Castle of Llyr
 * Taran Wanderer
 * The High King
 * The Foundling and Other Tales of Prydain (next two added to this book in 1999)
 * Coll and His White Pig ^
 * The Truthful Harp ^

The Westmark Trilogy

 * Westmark
 * The Kestrel
 * The Beggar Queen

The Vesper Holly Adventures

 * The Illyrian Adventure
 * The El Dorado Adventure
 * The Drackenburg Adventure
 * The Jedera Adventure
 * The Philadelphia Adventure
 * The Xanadu Adventure

Other Books for Young People

 * The Arkadians
 * Border Hawk: August Bondi *
 * The Cat Who Wished to Be a Man
 * Dream-of-Jade: The Emperor's Cat
 * The First Two Lives of Lukas-Kasha
 * The Flagship Hope: Aaron Lopez *
 * The Fortune-Tellers ^
 * The Four Donkeys ^
 * The Gawgon and the Boy (aka The Fantastical Adventures of the Invisible Boy)
 * The Golden Dream of Carlo Chuchio
 * Gypsy Rizka
 * The House Gobbaleen
 * How the Cat Swallowed Thunder ^
 * The Iron Ring
 * The King's Fountain ^
 * The Marvelous Misadventures of Sebastian
 * The Remarkable Journey of Prince Jen
 * The Rope Trick
 * Time Cat: The Remarkable Journeys of Jason and Gareth
 * The Town Cats and Other Tales
 * The Wizard in the Tree

Books for Adults

 * And Let the Credit Go **
 * Fifty Years in the Doghouse (aka Send for Ryan!)
 * Janine is French **
 * My Five Tigers **
 * My Love Affair with Music **
 * Park Avenue Vet [with Dr. Louis J. Camuti]

Translations
The following denote either a ^picture book, * biography, or **autobiography.
 * Nausea (aka The Diary of Antoine Roquentin) by Jean-Paul Sartre
 * The Wall (aka Intimacy) by Jean-Paul Sartre
 * The Sea Rose by Paul Vialar
 * Uninterrupted Poetry (aka Selected Writings) by Paul Eluard