My Books
The Tree Street Kids middle grade series from Moody Publishers
Book 1: Jack vs. the Tornado–Start here!
Book 2: The Hunt for Fang
Book 3: Lions to the Rescue!
Book 4: Mystery in Crooked Creek Woods
Book 5: The Beastie of Brambly Bald
Book 6: Jack and the Red Giant
Other Publications for Young Readers & Families
“Life Lessons for Anxious Kids,” a five-day YouVersion devotional adapted from Jack vs. the Tornado
Brio magazine, Focus on the Family: “Slimy Salamanders and Disastrous Dates” June/July 2025
Brio magazine, Focus on the Family: “Sweetie and the Crowkeeper” March/April 2024
Ladybug magazine, Cricket Magazine Group: “Alexander Forrest Roy Carlton William Jones”
The Friend magazine: “Snow Soup”
Zondervan Publishing: Back cover/catalog copy for young adult science fiction authors Bryan Davis, Robert Elmer, Bill Myers, and young adult author Nancy Rue
Christian Ed. Publishers, San Diego: Themed short stories and Bible story retellings for Sunday school curriculum
A few other publications include: Story Warren, Christianity Today, Cultivating Oaks Press
Amanda Cleary Eastep 
Hi I would like to ask if will be a movie on the tree street kids. Oh and I love your books and I listen to them almost every night and I would love a move about it and I can’t wait for the the beastie of brambly bald to come out on kindle. I love your books so much because Jack seems exactly like me with a cowlick and stuff also why doesn’t Jack have a cowlick in the pictures. best book series Ive ever listened to in my life and Ive listened to a a lot of books. pleas make a movie too.
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Hi, I think a movie is a great idea, but there isn’t one planned right now. The Beastie is on Kindle and on sale right now! https://www.amazon.com/Beastie-Brambly-Bald-Tree-Street-ebook/dp/B0CW1K1C96/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3D1WMGSH8FFHN&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.gFBvAbyVHrh82zmWAhbB1jeVdiSH7LLrcbR5LYKr7xA.y4GcyPDGnqrXzYU1uyNwQA25sLEyvPx7XnmMIP3110o&dib_tag=se&keywords=beastie+of+brambly+bald&qid=1733189333&sprefix=beastie+of+%2Caps%2C214&sr=8-1
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Hello. What are the reading levels for these books?
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Hi, Graciela, the grade level is 3-4 and the reading age range (according to parents) is 7-11, although the actual publishing category is middle grade, ages 8-12. I’m not sure what the Lexile text measure is. You can read samples of each book in the series on Amazon or at Moody Publishers: https://www.moodypublishers.com/mpimages/Marketing/WEB%20Resources/ProductExcerpts/9780802421029-TOC-CH1,2.pdf. I hope this helps!
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hello, i would like to ask if there would be a fifth book of the tree street kids. if so can ruby and jack start liking each other and could midge start her own little club. also can they all go to the same school and can midge start her own little club with kids her age.
P.S. love ur books
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These are fun ideas, thank you. And thank you for reading the books! I’ll let my readers know this spring if there will be more books. You can check back on my Updates page for any announcements. https://amandaclearyeastep.com/book-updates/
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