Lincoln Peircebooks in chronological order

Lincoln Peirce is an American cartoonist and author, born in Portland, Maine, in 1963. He studied art at Colby College and began his career creating the weekly comic strip "Third Floor" for the local school magazine. Peirce is best known for creating the hugely popular "Big Nate" series, which debuted in 1991 and has been syndicated in newspapers worldwide and available digitally. His work centers around the mischievous adventures of Nate Wright, a sixth-grader with a penchant for trouble and a unique perspective on school and friendship. Peirce's style is characterized by a relatable, slightly chaotic, and humorous depiction of childhood experiences, appealing to young readers. He has expanded his work beyond the "Big Nate" series to include graphic novels and activity books, demonstrating his versatility and continuing to engage with young audiences.

Peirce’s most notable work is undoubtedly the "Big Nate" series, which has consistently sold well and garnered critical acclaim. Beyond "Big Nate," Peirce has also created the "Max and the Midknights" series. His work frequently appears in newspapers and online platforms, maintaining a strong presence in the children's book market. Peirce’s approach to storytelling—combining humor, relatable characters, and engaging visuals—has cemented his place as a successful and beloved figure in children's literature.