Here's a List of Every Book Ree Drummond Has Written So Far

"That’s when I saw him—the cowboy—across the smoky room." Fans of Ree and Ladd Drummond's love story are bound to get a kick out of this one. In Black Heels to Tractor Wheels, Ree tells the true tale of her journey from Los Angeles to a cattle ranch in rural Oklahoma. The behind-the-scenes stories of Marlboro Man do not disappoint.

Ree's latest book, The Pioneer Woman Cooks: The New Frontier, was published in fall 2019. In it, you'll find 112 new recipes in her signature, step-by-step format—including several delicious Instant Pot ideas. Ree is probably most well-known for her fun takes on comfort food classics, but here, you'll find tons of lower-carb options too. The Portobello Bun Burgers, Instant Pot Pumpkin Spice Oatmeal, Lasagna Soup, and Cauliflower Fried Rice are all must-makes.

"My name is Ree. Some folks know me as 'The Pioneer Woman.'" That's how Ree begins her first cookbook, The Pioneer Woman Cooks. Published back in 2009, it's every bit as spirited as her website and includes tons of personal stories about ranch life. Plus, Ree herself claims that the recipes in this #1 New York Times Bestseller might just bring you "recognition, accolades, and marriage proposals." How's that for an endorsement?

We hope you're hungry, because the food in this book is not for the faint of heart. Glazed doughnuts, Dr Pepper pulled pork, and the "best grilled cheese ever" are just a few of the fabulous comfort food favorites you'll learn how to make. These recipes are so good, they're guaranteed to make your guests "hug you and kiss you and be devoted to you for life." Sounds like a pretty good deal!

It's no surprise that Dinnertime is a reader favorite. The low-fuss dinners you'll find in this cookbook include comfort classics, 16-minute meals, freezer-friendly food, soups, main dish salads, and even "breakfast for dinner." There are more than 125 recipes in all, and the Beef Stroganoff, Oven Barbecue Chicken, and Mexican Tortilla Casserole are not to be missed.

Subtitled, "Simple, Scrumptious Recipes for Crazy Busy Lives," this one's for all the overworked and overtired out there who still want to cook up unforgettable eats. Long, leisurely dinners may be out of the question, but that doesn't mean you have to opt for fast food and frozen meals. These simple, doable recipes make it easy to put hearty food on the table—and with more than 120 ideas included, you won't be falling into a cooking rut anytime soon.

This sweet story—the first in the Little Ree series—is based on Ree's own, real-life experiences. "I was all grown up when I moved out to the country," she said. "When I first arrived, I felt so out of place! But eventually, I looked around and discovered all the wonderful things about country life. So I decided to write a story about my experiences, as seen through the eyes of a little girl named Ree."

Published in 2018, this adorable hardcover book is the second title in the Little Ree series. Expect a whole lot of laughs, learning, and pie-baking in this delightful story about friendship—and flip to the end for a pie recipe from Ree herself.

Sadly, Charlie the Basset Hound, one of Ree's beloved dogs, passed away in 2017. But thanks to this adorable, beautifully illustrated children's book, fans of The Pioneer Woman will never forget just how much the dangly-eared pup meant to her. Hard work and determination are the central themes in the first book of the series.

In this follow-up to Charlie the Ranch Dog, Charlie gets into the holiday spirit with the help of an unexpected new friend. We can't think of a more perfect Christmas present for the little ones in your life—and Diane deGroat's stunning, colorful illustrations only add to the appeal.

Bacon is everything to Charlie. But in this book, our favorite floppy-skinned dog learns that life isn't all about breakfast and naps. Sometimes, you've got to put in a little elbow (paw?) grease to get what you really want.

In this cute addition to the Charlie the Ranch Dog series, Charlie decides to start a school for his fellow ranch animals. With the help of Suzie, Kitty, and Walter, he tries to make it happen—sneaking in a few naps here and there, of course.

Charlie can't wait to get outside on a particularly snowy morning. A full day of sledding awaits, after all! But when his friend Walter goes missing, he has to stop frolicking and leap to the rescue instead.

Here's another winner! Charlie befriends Mr. Rabbit, but also attempts to stop the feisty bunny from eating all of the carrots in the garden at the ranch.

Things that make Charlie happy: naps and bacon. Things that don't make him happy: a new baby calf named Abigail. (If everyone began rubbing someone else's belly instead of yours, you'd be jealous too.) This sweet, funny story makes the perfect gift for any child.

Something's not quite right with Charlie. He doesn't even want to eat bacon! Luckily, Dr. Jan is there to take care of him—but not before he makes friends with a nervous puppy named Hickory in the waiting room.

When Charlie sees Abigail the calf get stuck in the mud, he does what he knows he must and jumps right in after her! But...now they're both stuck. How can they ever hope to resolve the situation and get back to dry land?

Ah, life on the ranch—it never gets old! There's always some sort of game to join in on, whether it's football, soccer, or basketball. But as we learn in this silly book, for Charlie, the real MVP is whoever's responsible for preparing his dinner.