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Allie Finkle's Rules For Girls Books in Order

Find Allie Finkle's Rules for Girls by Meg Cabot in order, with quick summaries, series background, and where to start for her middle-grade school adventures.

Last updated: June 7, 2026

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Moving Day

by Meg Cabot

2008

Allie Finkle has rules for everything, and she needs them more than ever when her family moves to a new house. New neighbors, new problems, and new friendships force Allie to rewrite her rules, and grow up a little.

The New Girl

by Meg Cabot

2008

Starting over at a new school should be a clean slate, but being the new girl comes with instant attention and instant enemies. As rumors spread and a new crush complicates everything, she has to decide who she wants to be, and how far she'll go to protect it.

Best Friends and Drama Queens

by Meg Cabot

2009

Two best friends try to survive the everyday chaos of school, jealousy, and shifting social rules. When small misunderstandings become big fights, they have to learn how to tell the truth, forgive, and keep their friendship from cracking.

Stage Fright

by Meg Cabot

2009

A teen is pulled into the spotlight, and discovers that performing is the easy part compared to what happens offstage. With sabotage, rumors, and a high-stakes event ahead, she has to find confidence fast, before fear takes over.

Blast from the Past

by Meg Cabot

2010

A new mystery drops Heather Wells back into the center of campus drama, with secrets that reach further than anyone admits. As she hunts for the truth, her personal life and her job both threaten to implode at the same time.

Glitter Girls and the Great Fake-Out / Glitter Girls

by Meg Cabot

2010

In this younger-reader story, friendship gets tested when a fun plan turns into a bigger competition than the girls expected. With secrets, misunderstandings, and a lot of glitter, the girls have to choose between winning and being real friends.

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