Allen Zadoff books in order

Things used to be pretty easy for Andrew Zansky.

All he did was hang with the Model U.N. guys, skive gym class, and eat as much as he could.

He never fit in anywhere, and couldn’t care less.

All that however changed the day he met April, the new girl at school who stole his heart.

Although he wants to win her love, he doesn’t know how.

When O. Douglas, the golden boy quarterback, rescues him from a thorough beating from the school bully, Andrew views it as an opportunity to befriend the football team.

Will he reinvent himself in sophomore year just to impress a girl?

Adam Zeigler joined the theater after the demise of his father years ago, albeit opting to work away from the spotlight.

As he thrived in his role, Adam was eventually rewarded with an envied place on the theater crew, finding what he believed was his place in the world.

To the high school sophomore, nothing was better than being way above the theater floor.

Enter Summer, a lovely young actress.

Incredibly drawn to her, Adam will have to go against the wishes of his closest friend and shatter his school’s one cardinal rule: techies and actors must never mingle.

Sanskrit Aaron Zuckerman has a hard time believing. Why wouldn’t he when everyone he loved him left?

His dad left after separating with his mom. The one who stole his heart left in second grade. His closest friend in Jewish school became closer to God and forgot about him.

As if that were not enough, his mom—who has fallen head over heels with her spiritual guru—is also on the verge of leaving.

However, Sanskrit comes up with a plan to bring everyone back; one that involves telling a tiny lie.

People suddenly start returning.

But how long before the truth emerges?

A huge man should have a huge, healthy appetite. That is what Allen Zadoff told himself for many years.

In fact, he never thought that there was anything wrong with his incredibly huge size.

By the time he was twenty-eight, Allen was already weighing 350 pounds.

His apparently manageable weight issue was increasingly affecting his life negatively.

After lukewarm dieting and guilty stints of food binging, Allen started putting more effort into the physical and emotional aspect of things, ultimately discovering that his actions were as a result of a disease.

This book looks into his extraordinary journey from fat to thin.

He barely gets noticed in school.

He always joins a new high school in a different town, under a different name, but never stays for long.

And every time, a family member of his new friend dies—allegedly of "natural causes."

Once the assignment is completed, he switches his attention to the next target.

Everything however changes when he is sent to the mayor of New York City.

The daughter is quite similar to him, while the mayor is quite reminiscent of his father.

Boy Nobody works for The Program.

Desperate to lead a normal life, will he sabotage everything?

NB: This book was previously titled, Boy Nobody.

He neither has a name nor a past. He is also unrepentant of his actions.

That made Boy Nobody the perfect fit for The Program.

Problems however arose when he started asking far too many questions.

In an effort to prove his loyalty to The Program, Boy Nobody is assigned a new task.

The new assignment involves eliminating Eugene Moore, a dangerous figure who runs a radical military training camp for teens.

Although it sounds like a walk in the park, the mission is quite deadly, as the previous agent couldn’t complete it and is even presumed dead.

Nothing will go as planned…

He neither has a name nor a past. He is also unrepentant of his actions.

That made Boy Nobody the perfect fit for The Program.

Although he undertook numerous missions, carrying out sanctioned executions, Boy Nobody becomes a fugitive and attempts to rescue friend Howard, who’s imprisoned by The Program.

Upon freeing Howard and Tanya, an enigmatic girl who was similarly imprisoned, the two help Boy Nobody to uncover more about his father.

But as Boy Nobody will soon discover, nobody should be beyond suspicion.

Still trying to avoid being captured by The Program, Boy Nobody is forced to confront his past.

Where will his allegiance lie?

A girl awakens to find herself stranded on a vessel that is subsiding.

Although she can’t remember who she is, her immediate priority is to stay alive.

As she gains her freedom, she makes two astounding discoveries: she is not only a canine, but also understands human articulation.

Not long afterwards, she becomes friends with Chance, a thirteen-year-old boy, who ends up giving her the name Wild.

Chased after by persistent Animal Control officers, Wild and Chance end up fleeing for their survival.

Upon joining forces with Junebug, an enigmatic hacker girl, the three find themselves fighting for their lives as they attempt to uncover the reason behind Wild's gifts.

Wild has not had a permanent home ever since she left Chance nearly a year ago.

When a strange canine corporation named C.A.T., kidnaps her and threatens the safety of Chance, Wild knows she has to break free and locate her good friend before it’s too late.

Reunited with Chance and hacker Junebug, the trio endeavors to uncover the real intentions of C.A.T.

Soon afterwards, they meet an old friend and get acquainted with Puppio—incredibly cute puppies.

Although the puppies look and smell amazing, Wild is quite skeptical about them.

When Wild’s past returns to haunt her, will she protect her past, her closest friend, or Los Angeles from the puppies?