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Top 10 Best Gravity Falls Books (2026)

The best Gravity Falls books span coded journals, new stories, eerie episode retellings, and behind-the-scenes art for every kind of fan in 2026. Choosing well comes down to whether the reader wants more lore, an original adventure, a familiar episode, or a look at how the show was made.

Journal 3 is the clearest first choice for fans who want the show's mysteries, annotations, and hidden material in one book. Readers who prefer new narrative adventures should choose Lost Legends, while The Art of Gravity Falls suits anyone drawn to the series' visual development.

Some books extend the world with fresh stories, while others revisit episodes or turn its puzzles and characters into hands-on activities. The formats range from illustrated hardcovers for committed fans to shorter books that work for younger readers.

1.The Book of Bill - by Alex Hirsch

The Book of Bill
Bill Cipher turns his own book into an unreliable tour through riddles, family secrets, and missing Journal 3 material. Unlike Journal 3, The Book of Bill is deliberately chaotic and aimed at older readers. It suits a fan who already knows the show's central mystery and wants Bill's warped version of events.
$19.99$26.99-26%
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2.Gravity Falls: : Journal 3 - by Alex Hirsch

Gravity Falls: : Journal 3
Pages seen on screen return alongside notes from Dipper and Mabel, monster entries, and the Author's account. Gravity Falls: Journal 3 is a full-color hardcover with a jacket that unfolds into a poster. It suits a reader who wants to examine the mysteries alongside the characters.
$14.99$19.99-25%
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3.Gravity Falls: : Lost Legends: 4 All-New Adventures! - by Alex Hirsch

Gravity Falls: : Lost Legends: 4 All-New Adventures!
Four original graphic-novel stories include one involving Pacifica and another centered on Stan and Ford when they were young. Where Journal 3 reads like an artifact from the show, Gravity Falls: Lost Legends delivers complete narrative episodes. It fits readers who want more character-driven adventures rather than reference material.
$14.99$19.99-25%
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7.The Art of Gravity Falls - by Alex Hirsch, Rob Renzetti

The Art of Gravity Falls
Concept art, character sketches, storyboards, and color scripts trace the show's visual development. In The Art of Gravity Falls, Alex Hirsch and Rob Renzetti also discuss cut ideas and the creative process behind the two seasons. It is meant for fans interested in animation craft and the decisions that shaped the finished series.
$39.99$55.00-27%
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8.Gravity Falls: Don't Color This Book!: It's Cursed! - by Emmy Cicierega

Gravity Falls: Don't Color This Book!: It's Cursed!
A magical coloring book traps Dipper while Mabel tries to free him with help from Chamelius Pendraggin. Gravity Falls: Don't Color This Book! makes coloring part of the plot rather than presenting disconnected scenes. It is better for older fans who want a creative activity with a narrative thread.
$9.99$12.99-23%
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10.Gravity Falls Mad Libs: World's Greatest Word Game - by Laura Macchiarola

Gravity Falls Mad Libs: World's Greatest Word Game
Twenty-one paranormal fill-in-the-blank stories feature Dipper, Mabel, and other townspeople. Unlike Happy Summerween!, Gravity Falls Mad Libs is built for improvisation and group participation rather than an episode retelling. It works especially well for travel, parties, or fans who enjoy making the town even stranger.
$5.99$6.99-14%
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Explore More Best Gravity Falls Books

Start with Journal 3 for the central mystery experience, then add Lost Legends or The Art of Gravity Falls according to whether stories or production art matters more. Explore more character-led mysteries in the Disney books collection.

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