Wikipedia has a total of 8 books listed so far:
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierdomenico_Baccalario.
But not all of them have been translated yet
If you can't read Italian, here's the list of books yet to be translated:
* The Door to Time
* The Long-Lost Map
* The House of Mirrors
* The Isle of Masks
* The Guardians of Stone
* The First Key
* The Hidden City
* The Master of Lightning
* The Shadow Labyrinth
It may be a while because it takes several years before they are translated. We should see the Guardians of Stone pretty soon cause it was only about a year after The Isle of Masks. I can't wait!
Good books in, bad books banned
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In titles of books
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