Dork Diaries Books
Written by Rachel Renée Russell, the Dork Diaries series follows Nikki Maxwell as she navigates school, friendships, crushes, and plenty of awkward moments along the way. Told through Nikki’s diary entries and illustrations, the books combine humour and everyday drama as Nikki deals with the ups and downs of school life.
- Age: Perfect for readers aged 9+
- Format: Diary-style stories with illustrations throughout
- For fans of Lottie Brooks, The Babysitters Club and Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Read The Dork Diaries Books in Order
Start with Dork Diaries and continue the series in publication order to follow Nikki's friendships, school dramas, and adventures as they unfold.
Explore more from Dork Diaries
Looking for more Dork Diaries fun? Discover interactive books for fans of the series, alongside The Misadventures of Max Crumbly, Rachel Renée Russell's hilarious spin-off series.
What are the Dork Diaries books about?
Dork Diaries is a children's book series by Rachel Renée Russell that follows Nikki Maxwell as she navigates school, friendships, crushes, and plenty of awkward moments along the way. Told through Nikki's diary entries and illustrations, the series combines humour with the everyday ups and downs of school life.
What age are Dork Diaries books suitable for?
Dork Diaries books are suitable for readers aged 9+. Their diary-style format, illustrations and humorous take on school life make them an entertaining choice for young readers.
Do Dork Diaries books need to be read in order?
The main Dork Diaries books are best read in order, as Nikki's friendships, school life and experiences develop throughout the series. Starting with the first book also allows readers to get to know Nikki and the other characters from the beginning.
Are Dork Diaries books suitable for reluctant readers?
Dork Diaries can be a good choice for children who find longer, text-heavy books less appealing. Nikki's conversational diary entries are accompanied by illustrations throughout, helping to break up the text and make the books feel more approachable.