Abby In Orbit Chapter Book Series

 

Abby in Orbit cover

Abby in Orbit Book 1: Blast Off!
by Andrea J. Loney
illustrated by Fuuji Takashi
Albert Whitman & Company
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0807500992
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0807500996

It’s the first day of third grade, and Abby Baxter is determined not to make any mistakes. It’s a little trickier than it was last year, though, because Abby is starting school on the OASIS International Space Station, where her parents are scientists. Abby is so focused on getting used to microgravity, watching her little brother, Nico, and meeting her new classmates that she almost messes up Mami’s big experiment. Can she figure out how to make things right, or is she destined to be sent back to Earth?

Abby in Orbit Book 2

Abby in Orbit Book 2: Space Race
by Andrea J. Loney
illustrated by Fuuji Takashi
Albert Whitman & Company
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0807500976
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0807500972

It’s time for the first ever OASIS Space Race, a virtual reality obstacle course designed to make space’s required exercise fun. Abby and her classmate Dmitry both want to win for their age group, so much so that they don’t pay attention to the rules and accidentally get stuck in the simulation, glitching their friend Gracie’s designs. If they want to find a way out, they’re going to have to work together.

Abby in Orbit - All Systems Whoa

Abby in Orbit Book 3: All Systems Whoa
by Andrea J. Loney
illustrated by Fuuji Takashi
Albert Whitman & Company
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 080750095X
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎978-0807500958

On Career Day, Abby Baxter’s classmates are excited to learn about all the jobs adults do on the space station. But Abby has no idea what her career should be—next to her brilliant doctor parents, she always feels like a Bad Baxter. Even worse, she makes a few mistakes that cause systems on the space station to start going haywire. Can Abby untangle the mess and find her own strengths?

Abby in Orbit Mission: Moon

Abby in Orbit Book 4: Mission: Moon
by Andrea J. Loney
illustrated by Wendy Tan
Albert Whitman & Company
ISBN-10 ‏ :
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎9780807504208

On a field trip to the moon, Abby is excited to try low-gravity bouncing and lunar rover rides. Unfortunately, her friend Gracie’s older sister Claire is seriously spoiling the mood with her constant criticism of Abby. When Abby accidentally gets her friends trapped in an abandoned lab, she starts to wonder if Claire is right after all. Can Abby prove her wrong, escape the lab, and do something extra interstellar on the moon?

Abby in Orbit Going Supernova! Cover

Abby in Orbit Book 5: Going Supernova (Pre Order for April 2026)
by Andrea J. Loney
illustrated by Wendy Tan
Albert Whitman & Company
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎9780807504369

When Abby accidentally becomes a viral sensation on the intergalactic social media network GalaxyGram, she goes all in on raising her follower count as high as she can. But as she struggles to keep up with her audience’s endless appetite for new content, she starts to wonder if online fame is worth the toll it takes on her personal life. When the galaxy’s biggest influencer, Moxie on Mars, offers to collab, Abby wonders if it might be too late to go back to the way things were. Can she figure out a way to get her real life back on track and keep her followers engaged at the same time?

Reviews

“Curious young readers will gravitate to its quirky wit and the relatable character experiences that mirror common ups and downs.” -Booklist

“Classroom libraries be warned: This one could wind up floating off your shelves.” – Kirkus

“By grounding the children in a setting that’s simultaneously familiar—the first day of school—and strange (in space), Loney offers an appealing take on the back-to-school story. Characterization is effective, such as Papa and his painfully bad puns (“Why did the little astronaut get in trouble at school?” “Because she kept spacing out!”). Accessible writing brimming with funny lines (“His socks smelled like sweat and peppermint. Who gets toothpaste on their toes?”) will hold readers’ attention.” – Kirkus

“Space-themed fun with encouragement for readers wondering about what the future holds.” – Kirkus Reviews