Books for Kids Who Love KPop Demon Hunters

This official poster book is full of exciting artwork featuring the world-renowned girl group HUNTR/X, Saja Boys, Derpy Tiger, and Sussie! Fans of all ages can cover their walls with these full-color, collectible images.

Ages 6 – 9

Experience KPop Demon Hunters in graphic novel form! Packed with scenes and dialogue from the hit movie, this full-color adaptation is perfect for fans who want to experience the adventures of HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys all over again.

Ages 6 – 9

Go behind the music and demon hunting with character profiles, puzzles, activities, and more inspired by KPop Demon Hunters. From Rumi, Mira, and Zoey to the Saja Boys and other fan-favorite characters, this interactive book is packed with ways to explore the world of the movie — plus more than 50 stickers!

Ages 6 – 9

Would you rather go on tour with HUNTR/X or hang out with the Saja Boys? Visit the bathhouse with Rumi, Mira, and Zoey or face off against Baby Saja in a hot sauce competition? Fans can choose between hundreds of hilarious and tricky scenarios inspired by KPop Demon Hunters in this interactive book that’s perfect for playing with friends.

Ages 6 – 9

Relive the action, music, and demon-hunting adventure of KPop Demon Hunters! This official novelization also includes 16 pages of full-color images from the movie.

Ages 7 – 10

Bring the world of KPop Demon Hunters to life — one noun, adjective, and verb at a time! Fans can put their own hilarious spin on HUNTR/X, the Saja Boys, and their favorite moments from the movie with 21 fill-in-the-blank stories. Grab a pencil and get ready for plenty of K-pop-powered laughs!

Ages 8 – 12

Read if you love the K-pop music.

Curious about the music that inspired the world of KPop Demon Hunters? This colorful introduction explores K-pop’s history, music, fashion, fandoms, and global popularity, with appearances from groups like BTS, BLACKPINK, TWICE, and Stray Kids. It’s an accessible way for younger fans to discover more about the real-life phenomenon behind the music they love.

Ages 4 – 8

Read for a story about an alternate realm.

While chasing a stray dog, Anzu trips and falls into the Shinto underworld. She must return to the human world before sunrise, but in a realm filled with curses, missing children, monsters, and evil queens, going home is no easy task. Readers who love adventure and magic will devour this graphic novel!

Ages 8 – 12

Read if you loved the artwork in KPop Demon Hunters.

Meesh sees the good in everyone, which makes her an outcast in the underworld. When a threat against demons arises, Meesh sets out on a quest to find help. As she travels through realms, she makes new friends, learns more about herself, and discovers how to save her home. Kids who loved the art style in KPop Demon Hunters will adore this colorful graphic novel!

Ages 8 – 12

Read for a story about defeating your demons.

In this creepy graphic novel, Maxwell Dark has a special ability that allows him to enter other people’s nightmares. He thinks he’s seen every monster imaginable, until he meets his match inside the dreams of a girl named Sidney. As her dreams grow more vivid and terrifying, Maxwell realizes that he might never find his way back out. If you secretly want to be a demon hunter, add this graphic novel to your reading list!

Ages 8 – 12

Read if you dream about meeting your K-pop idols.

After a bizarre accident, eleven-year-old Skylar and her seventy-one-year-old principal switch bodies! Now stuck in a much older body, Skylar goes viral for her K-pop obsession. But when she gets the chance to meet her favorite band, she must decide if it’s worth staying in her principal’s body forever. Humor, friendship, and fandom make this book perfect for young fans of KPop Demon Hunters.

Ages 9 – 12

Read if you loved Rumi’s identity crisis.

Romance, magic, monsters, and secrets combine in this addictive YA novel set in Seoul, South Korea. Miyoung, a nine-tailed fox, loses her fox bead while rescuing a human boy named Jihoon from a goblin attack. Now, stuck in human form, Miyoung and Jihoon search for her fox bead while dark forces threaten everything they care about — including their lives.

Ages 12 and up

Read if you want a story about unexpected allies.

The safety of society depends on Dreamslingers (children who travel to a magical realm in their sleep) suppressing their magic. When the Dreamslinger’s League announces a competition for magical teens, Aria feels duty-bound to enter the Trials and destroy the League from within their ranks. However, as Aria makes friends and learns more about the magic abilities she has suppressed, she begins to question everything she believed was true. Set in Seoul, this fast-paced fantasy series opener will keep KPop Demon Hunter fans clamoring for the sequel.

Ages 10 – 14

Read for a story about conflicting loyalties and redemption.

This instant New York Times bestseller is based on the author’s grandparents’ experiences as young people in Korea. A young servant named Seung and a noble girl named Eunji team up to try to improve their respective lives. But a dispute over the last tiger in existence pits the teens against each other, which intensifies when a prince tries to win Eunji’s heart. With forbidden romance, magic, rivalry, and an enemies-to-lovers storyline, YA readers won’t be able to set this book down.

Ages 12 and up

Read if you dream of becoming the next K-pop sensation.

After moving from San Francisco to Seoul, Olivia’s only musical outlet is singing her heart out to her little sister in a private karaoke booth. But when she gets recruited by a K-pop talent scout, Olivia gets thrust into the highly competitive and drama-filled world in the spotlight. Anyone who has fantasized about becoming a pop star will love this novel!

Ages 12 and up

Read if you loved: HUNTR/X’s music, friendship, and double life.

Jerrica Benton and her sisters are ready to take the music world by storm as Jem and the Holograms. But with rival bands, romance, and a high-tech secret identity in the mix, life in the spotlight gets complicated fast. Bursting with colorful art and girl-group energy, this graphic novel is a natural next read for fans who couldn’t get enough of HUNTR/X.

Ages 13 – 17

Read if you loved Jinu’s story arc.

In an attempt to impress a girl named Cirrus, self-proclaimed nerd Sunny tells her that he is in a rock band. Desperate to maintain the facade to keep her attention, his lies keep piling up. But when Cirrus asks to see his band play, Sunny must choose to either come clean or learn to rock out. This novel is a must-read for every music enthusiast.

Ages 14 and up

Read if you want to more stories on the dichotomy of public personas versus private realities.

When they were children, Elena and Robbie promised each other they would go to prom together. But now Robbie is a K-pop superstar with hordes of screaming fans, and Elena is an invisible high school girl with no desire to attend prom. So, when Robbie appears on her doorstep with a prom-posal, Elena isn’t sure what to think. This adorable romance novel is perfect for readers who love K-pop, friends-to-lovers stories, and feel-good vibes.

Ages 14 and up