The Keys to the Kingdom Complete Series Books 1 - 7 Collection Set by Garth Nix (Mister Monday, Grim Tuesday)

Discover The Keys to the Kingdom: Complete Series — a seven-book fantasy collection by Garth Nix. This BRAND NEW paperback set brings together Mister Monday, Grim Tuesday, Drowned Wednesday, Sir Thursday, Lady Friday, Superior Saturday, and Lord Sunday in one compelling journey perfect for middle-grade readers, fantasy lovers, and book-loving families. Whether youre stocking a classroom library, building a gift set, or expanding a personal collection, this complete series delivers immersive world-building, witty quests, and unforgettable heroes. Mister Monday Arthur Penhaligon is an ordinary teenager trying to fit in at school when a life-changing asthma attack leads to a pair of mysterious guardians and a clock-shaped key. This opening adventure introduces a vast, clockwork house where every door unlocks danger, humor, and the promise of extraordinary power. A thrilling start to the collection that sets the pace for the epic quest ahead. Grim Tuesday Arthur must retrieve the Second Key from the formidable Grim Tuesday. His mission pushes him to steal a sunship, endure a strange work camp, befriend a bear-like spirit, and confront the encroaching void known as the Nithlings. A fast-paced, high-stakes installment that deepens the mythic world and raises the stakes for our young hero. Drowned Wednesday Wednesday rolls in with a tempting invitation to return to the house that Arthur cant refuse. When Drowned Wednesday sends a ship to collect him from the hospital, the stakes rise even higher as loyalties are tested and the journey intensifies. Sir Thursday Thursday follows Arthur and Leaf after their Border Sea adventure. Only Leaf can pass through the Front Door, adding a new layer of peril and partnership as they navigate the shifting paths of the Keys and the House. Lady Friday With four of the seven trustees defeated, the week grows darker. Arthurs friends are captured by the Piper, and the New Nithling army holds much of the Great Maze. A tense, character-driven