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20th Century Fox optioned the film rights in 2011, before Shatter Me even hit shelves. That movie never got made.
source ↗The book is printed with scribbled-out words and lines, so it reads like a diary. The strike-throughs mirror the chaos in Juliette's head: she writes what she thinks, then tries to take it back.
source ↗Shatter Me was Tahereh Mafi's first published novel, not the first she wrote. She finished five manuscripts before it just to learn how to write a book.
source ↗The book got an honorable mention in the Children/Young Adult category of the Arab American Book Awards and made BuzzFeed's list of the best YA books of all time.
source ↗Between Shatter Me and Unravel Me came Destroy Me, an e-book-only novella (October 2012) told by Warner. It covers his side of things right after book 1.
source ↗Fracture Me, another novella, is told by Adam and set between Unravel Me and Ignite Me. Both novellas were later collected in Unite Me.
source ↗Unravel Me came out in February 2013. That same year, Tahereh Mafi married Ransom Riggs, author of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
source ↗Unite Me pairs Destroy Me (e-book, October 2012) with Fracture Me (e-book, December 2013). The print edition came out on February 4, 2014.
source ↗Besides the novellas, the book includes pages from Juliette's journal, the one she keeps in Shatter Me.
source ↗Destroy Me is set between books 1 and 2, Fracture Me between books 2 and 3. That's why the collection works best after Unravel Me.
source ↗Ignite Me hit shelves on February 4, 2014, the same day the first two novellas came out in print as Unite Me.
source ↗For over three years, Ignite Me was the last book in the series. Only in April 2017 did Mafi announce a new trilogy set in the same world.
source ↗Also in 2014, the trilogy got a three-book box set, the Shatter Me Complete Collection.
source ↗Mafi announced Restore Me in April 2017 as the first book of a new trilogy. It came out on March 6, 2018, four years after Ignite Me.
source ↗It's the first novel in the series with two narrators: the chapters switch between Juliette and Warner.
source ↗Readers of Destroy Me already knew Warner's voice. That 2012 novella was the first time Mafi wrote from his point of view.
source ↗2019 brought three releases: the novella Shadow Me in March, Defy Me soon after, and the novella Reveal Me later that year.
source ↗Shadow Me is told by Kenji and set between Restore Me and Defy Me. Readers who picked it up arrive here already inside his head.
source ↗Both 2019 novellas came out as e-books first. They only reached print together in October, in the Find Me collection.
source ↗Shadow Me, from March 2019, is told by Kenji Kishimoto. It was the series' first novella from his point of view.
source ↗Find Me came out on October 8, 2019, the first time both novellas appeared in print.
source ↗Brazil's Universo dos Livros published the collection in 2022 as Decifra-me, with the novellas Proteja-me and Revela-me, in 160 pages.
source ↗Imagine Me came out on March 31, 2020, and closes the main series, nine years after Shatter Me.
source ↗After Imagine Me, all six novels were sold together as the Shatter Me Series 6-Book Box Set.
source ↗In June 2026, Warner Bros. Pictures announced it had acquired the film rights to the series. No movie or date yet.
source ↗Believe Me came out on November 16, 2021, and is told by Warner, just like the series' first novella, Destroy Me.
source ↗In the US it came out on its own as a Harper paperback, 177 pages long.
source ↗In 2025, Mafi launched a spin-off, Shatter Me: The New Republic. Its first book, Watch Me, is set ten years after Believe Me.
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