Jacqueline Wilson Books

Girls Out Late

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Thirteen-year-old Ellie misses curfew by going to a park with a boy she just met, gets caught lying to her father and stepmother, and is put in a dangerous situation in London by her two best friends.

Girls in Tears

By Jacqueline Wilson

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Girls in love

By Jacqueline Wilson

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Ellie Allard faces the impossible challenges of ninth-grade life--boys, clothes, parents--but she has her friends, her drawing, and her sense of humor to get her through the rough spots.

Girls out late

By Jacqueline Wilson

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Girls in Tears

By Jacqueline Wilson

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In the midst of trouble at home, with her best friends, and with her love life, thirteen-year-old Ellie receives an encouraging letter from her favorite illustrator.

Twin Trouble Read Aloud Books

By Jacqueline Wilson

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Connie and the Water Babies

By Jacqueline Wilson

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Impact

By Pete Johnson, Patrick Cooper, Catherine Baker, Catherine Burwell, Mary Hooper, Jacqueline Wilson

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Corgi Pups Corgi Pups

By Et Al, Jacqueline Wilson

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Yellow Bananas

By Jacqueline Wilson

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