Corey Ann Haydu grew up in the Boston area but now lives in Brooklyn, New York, where she drinks mochas and uses a lot of Post-it notes, habits she picked up while earning her MFA at the New School. OCD Love Story is her first novel.
Genres: Children's Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Young Adult Romance
New and upcoming books
Series
Hand-Me-Down Magic
1. Stoop Sale Treasure (2020)
2. Crystal Ball Fortunes (2020)
3. Perfect Patchwork Purse (2021)
4. Mysterious Tea Set (2022)
1. Stoop Sale Treasure (2020)
2. Crystal Ball Fortunes (2020)
3. Perfect Patchwork Purse (2021)
4. Mysterious Tea Set (2022)
Novels
OCD Love Story (2013)
Life by Committee (2014)
Making Pretty (2015)
Rules for Stealing Stars (2015)
The Careful Undressing of Love (2017)
The Someday Suitcase (2017)
Eventown (2019)
Ever Cursed (2020)
One Jar of Magic (2021)
Lawless Spaces (2022)
The Widely Unknown Myth of Apple and Dorothy (2023)
Zoomi and Zoe and the Tricky Turnaround (2025)
Life by Committee (2014)
Making Pretty (2015)
Rules for Stealing Stars (2015)
The Careful Undressing of Love (2017)
The Someday Suitcase (2017)
Eventown (2019)
Ever Cursed (2020)
One Jar of Magic (2021)
Lawless Spaces (2022)
The Widely Unknown Myth of Apple and Dorothy (2023)
Zoomi and Zoe and the Tricky Turnaround (2025)
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Books containing stories by Corey Ann Haydu
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Corey Ann Haydu recommends
Zia Erases the World (2022)
Bree Barton
"Barton's sparkling prose creates a striking and intimate look at middle school, family life, and the things we have to work to unwind about ourselves. A beautiful book written with equal parts compassion and spunk."
A Song Called Home (2022)
Sara Zarr
"A Song Called Home is tender, powerful, and deeply true. Zarr's beautiful and precise rendering of family life is transcendent, and in Lu we have an unforgettable main character whose humanity and coming of age is compassionately explored. Over and over again this story made my heart simply soar."
Saint Ivy (2021)
Laurie Morrison
"A truly memorable novel that makes the sometimes quiet and unasked questions of growing up and figuring yourself out feel big and bold and heart-shifting and profound. Part page-turning mystery, part emotional character study, I loved every poignant, intimate, and wise page. And I loved Ivy and her deeply relatable journey most of all."
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